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Through his repeated visits to Abd al-Qadir's house, he formed an image of her as short, with noticeably large breasts. What is Abd al-Qadir hiding? Among what Abd al-Qadir told was that when he was in Mecca, he attended a lesson by Sheikh Muhammad bin Salih al-Uthaymeen. While he was giving the lesson, he was scrutinizing and observing Abd al-Qadir's face. Abd al-Qadir said: He almost exposed me, then Abd al-Qadir withdrew and left the circle. Abu Abdullah was surprised by Abd al-Qadir's fear of Sheikh al-Uthaymeen's scrutiny - may God have mercy on him! He wondered to himself. What scandal is Abd al-Qadir hiding that he feared Sheikh Muhammad bin Salih al-Uthaymeen would discover it with just a few searching glances? But since he found no explanation for this, he attributed it to the wishes of the mujahideen. Abd al-Qadir was eccentric. When he walked on the road, he would uncover his face. Then suddenly he would cover it. Then uncover his face... and so on. The sessions also revealed that Abd al-Qadir's origins were from northern Sudan, south of Egypt, from tribes called Qaws - he said - then he settled in Eritrea, then he joined the youth mujahideen in Somalia and took over the treasury. And he caused division among them - he said all that, and the responsibility is his. He justified his action with an excuse worse than the sin: that the mujahideen in Somalia want to wage jihad, and they do not want to establish the Caliphate project. It is worth mentioning that most of the sessions revolved around the talk of returning the Caliphate.

Abd al-Qadir's dream: Abd al-Qadir used to console himself with a dream he claimed had been recurring since his childhood. Its content was: that he emerged from a place with an army, wearing a ring on his hand, and with a black staff made of a type of tree in Eritrea. He said: Then I will conquer the world.

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