and has offered $10 million for evidence leading to Saeed's arrest or conviction. Masood has denied the accusations. In 2012, he heads his brother's media wing and runs a separate mosque and religious school in Pakistan. He isn't paid, he said, although the congregation provides him a home. He supports himself through a small embroidery business and drives a 10-year-old Toyota Corolla. He took a second wife, as is permissible under Islam, and has since had another son, who is 2. "I started my family from scratch again," he said. He prays at the same mosque where his older brother preaches fiery sermons proclaiming the violent destruction of the U.S and that Islam will dominate the world. References Masood, Hafiz Muhammed Pakistani imams Pakistani emigrants to the United States Academic staff of the International Islamic University, Islamabad People from Lahore People from Sharon, Massachusetts Islamic fundamentalism in the United States Boston University alumni Living people Year of birth missing (living people)