article_snippet.sent: Hassan Anywabwile (pictured) from Trinidad and Tobago was brought in to replace Arwani at the An-Noor Mosque .
article_snippet.sent: Arwani was replaced at the An-Noor Mosque by a Caribbean preacher involved in an attempted coup d'état 25 years ago.
article_snippet.sent: Hassan Anywabwile from Trinidad and Tobago Tobago was brought in to replace Arwani at the An-Noor Mosque.
article_snippet.sent: Anywabwile's name appears in the Caribbean nation's parliamentary documents surrounding a violent coup attempt in 1990 by Muslim group Jamaat al Muslimeen Anywabwile's name is understood that Arwani wanted to register the An-Noor Mosque as a charity with trustees, moving Anywabwile's name away from Anywabwile's name current status whereby the An-Noor Mosque operates as a company.
article_snippet.sent: While the building for the An-Noor Mosque was bought for £1 million, raised in contributions from a number of members of the community, land registry records state the sole owner to be Khalid Rashad, one of the mosque’s founders, through a firm called ‘Brickridge’.