article_snippet.sent: Shah Jahah Khan, 62, and Muslim convert Ibrahim Anderson, 38, both from Luton, each deny one charge of inviting support for a banned organisation.
article_snippet.sent: Ibrahim Anderson appeared at Westminster Magistrates Court wearing dark grey Islamic dress with a grey cardigan, while elderly-looking Khan appeared with a long white beard and light blue Islamic dress.
article_snippet.sent: Ibrahim Anderson, left, and Shah Jahah Khan, who have both pleaded guilty to terror offences today at Westminster Magistrates Court .
article_snippet.sent: Ibrahim Anderson also denied one charge of possessing information likely to be useful for the preparation of or carrying out an act of terrorism, when police searched Ibrahim Anderson property in December last year.
article_snippet.sent: Anderson and Khan remained standing throughout the hearing, 'in accordance with Anderson and Khan religious beliefs', defence counsel Tony Lodge said.
article_snippet.sent: Senior district judge Howard Riddle granted the two men conditional bail and two men will appear at the Old Bailey on May 15.
highlights_snippet.sent: Shah Jahah Khan and Ibrahim Anderson are accused of terror offences .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: Shah Jahah Khan and Ibrahim Anderson appeared at Westminster Magistrates Court in Islamic dress .
  