Meet Abdul Qadir Mumin: The M*slim Refugee Preacher Welcomed into Sweden and the UK, Now ISIS Global Leader 🚨

How does a Somali-born man get welcomed into the West, given platforms to preach, and allowed to recruit and radicalize Muslims in Western mosques, only to rise to the top of ISIS’s global operations? The shocking truth lies in the West’s naivety, weak immigration policies, and refusal to confront Isl*mic extremism.

Preaching Jihad Under Western Protection

In Sweden, Mumin operated out of the notorious Bellevue Mosque in Gothenburg, a Saudi-funded hub where he radicalized youth, raised funds for al-Shabaab, and recruited fighters for jihad. Despite clear signs of radical activity, Swedish authorities failed to shut it down—and the mosque remains operational today.

In the UK, Mumin found even more freedom to spread his Isl*mic terror.  He preached in jihadi mosques like London’s Greenwich Isl*mic Centre and Leicester’s Masjid Quba, inspiring individuals like Michael Adebolajo, the killer of British soldier Lee Rigby. These mosques, too, are still open and active, proving that the West has learned nothing from its mistakes.

The West’s Failure to Act

Sweden and the UK, in their obsession with tolerance, welcomed Mumin with open arms, granting him citizenship and platforms to preach. He repaid this generosity by turning mosques into breeding grounds for terror. By the time his radicalization was obvious, it was too late—Mumin had already built networks, recruited followers, and fled back to Somalia to join al-Shabaab.

The Red Beard of Jihad

Non-Muslims, along with law enforcement agencies, should remain vigilant and alert to Muslims growing “religious” beards, especially those who dye them orange/red while living in the West.

Mumin’s iconic henna-dyed beard is not a random choice—it’s a visible declaration of jihad and a rejection of Western values. Rooted in Isl*mic tradition, it’s a symbol of defiance and allegiance to Isl*mic jihad shared by notorious terrorists like Khalid Sheikh Mohammed. Westerners must recognize these signs as blatant markers of hostility.

From Refugee to Global Terrorist

In 2015, Mumin pledged allegiance to ISIS and formed the “Isl*mic State in Somalia.” Today, he directs global operations, financing ISIS cells across Africa, the Middle East, and beyond. His networks, fueled by funds often raised in the West under the guise of charity, sustain a decentralized but deadly jihadist empire.

A Wake-Up Call for the West

Mumin’s rise is a warning: naivety and inaction fuel terror. The mosques that radicalized him remain open. The weak policies that allowed him to operate remain unchanged. How many more Abdul Qadir Mumins must emerge before the West recognizes the threat within?

 It’s time to act. Shut down terror-linked mosques. Ban foreign governments from funding mosques in the West. Close the borders. Defend Western values before it’s too late.

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