to Wood, his Muslim critics "destroy" him in public debate, and Wood quotes one British Muslim as saying, 'How the hell he passes himself off as a Shariah court judge, I'll never know.' At least one fellow Islamic State supporter (Musa Cerantonio) has criticized him and his followers on doctrinal grounds—for their acceptance of qiyas (eye-for-an-eye punishment), their veneration of Omar Bakri Muhammad (whom they consider a mujaddid), and failure to emigrate to the Islamic State ("we say, 'Some of you have got passports! Why are you still there?'"). Tabloid criticism of Islam4UK and Choudary since news of the proposed march first became public has, generally, been vitriolic, calling him a "hate preacher". Among the claims made about him is that he collects Jobseeker's Allowance (with four children he collects £25,000, or almost US$39,000 per year), and has explained "to followers how to receive government assistance they can use to fund a Muslim holy war". In a "secretly recorded video" he called the allowance "Jizya" (protection money or tribute paid to Muslims by non-Muslims) "which is ours anyway". Publications He has written many pamphlets and articles, including Human Rights: Comparison between the Declaration of Human Rights and Divine Rights in Islam and Groups and Parties in Islam: The Islamic Verdict. See also Abu Haleema Muslims Against Crusades List of British Pakistanis References Notes Citations Bibliography al-Ashanti, AbdulHaq and as-Salafi, Abu Ameenah AbdurRahman. (2009) A Critical Study of the Multiple Identities and Disguises of 'al-Muhajiroun': Exposing the Antics of the Cult Followers of Omar Bakri Muhammad Fustuq. London: Jamiah Media, 2009 External links Counter Extremism Project profile "The War Within", Special Investigations Unit, CNN, 20 January 2007 – transcript of a documentary featuring an interview with Choudary Fareed Zakaria interview (Choudary section starts about halfway down) 1967 births Living people Alleged al-Qaeda recruiters Alumni of the Medical College of St Bartholomew's Hospital Alumni of the University of Southampton British activists British Islamists British Muslim activists British Sunni Muslims British Salafis British social commentators British solicitors British people of Pakistani descent British people of Punjabi descent British political activists British prisoners and detainees Criminals from London Critics of the Catholic Church English people of Pakistani descent English people of Punjabi descent Inmates of HM Prison Belmarsh Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant and the United Kingdom Islamic terrorism in England Pakistani Muslims Pakistani Islamists Pakistani Salafis Pakistani Wahhabists People from Ilford