Azad Ali

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Azad Ali is a British fundamentalist Muslim involved with various Islamic organizations.

Ali is a supporter of sharia, and has said that he does not agree with democracy if it comes at the expense of implementing sharia. He also supports Anwar al-Awlaki, commenting that "I really do love him for the sake of Allah, he has an uncanny way of explaining things to people which is endearing", and is a fan of Hamas, arguing that Ismail Haniyeh deserves to become Caliph.

After a documentary exposing his views was aired on Channel 4, Ali threatened the program's reporter over the official Islamic Forum of Europe radio station: "We've got a picture of you and a lot more than you thought we had", he said. "We've tracked you down to different places. And if people are gonna turn what I've just said into a threat, that's their fault, innit?"

In February 2012 he was elected vice-chair of Unite Against Fascism, further proof of just what a dog's dinner that organization has ended up as.

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