On July 20, 2002, the Seattle PI informed readers that James Ujaama and his brother, Mustafa Ujaama, “…were prepared to challenge criminal charges- if any are ever brought against them- that suggest they associated with terrorists.”
“My brother and I are not terrorists, and we should not have been charged in the media and harassed,” Mr. Ujaama told the PI. He alleged that the FBI was unfairly destroying his reputation along with the legitimate business activities in which he was engaged.
All this, according to Mr. Ujaama was a result of his previous involvement with a Central District mosque, Dar-us-Salaam.Continue reading “Terrorist Trial in NYC Exposes Climate of Jihad in Seattle”