article_snippet: Afzal Amin  was exposed after plotting with far-Right extremists to stir up racial hatred .
article_snippet: Afzal Amin, who resigned after The Mail on Sunday published undercover recordings of Afzal Amin  meeting the English Defence League, joined the Birmingham wing of the Murabitun, a fundamentalist cult which questioned the Holocaust and praised Hitler.
article_snippet: Two years later, a book crediting Afzal Amin  as author Raja Afzal Raza Amin al-Quraishy, was published in which Afzal Amin  criticised the Murabitun and called for jihadi warriors to establish a Muslim state in Europe.
article_snippet: Afzal Amin  words were doctored to include the extremist views, which Afzal Amin  yesterday described as ‘disgusting’.
article_snippet: In the pamphlet Afzal Amin  – described last week by a colleague as a ‘Walter Mitty character’ – demeans women and calls for restaurants that serve alcohol to be burned.
article_snippet: Discussing Indian restaurants which sell alcohol, Allah says:
article_snippet: ‘My complaint is primarily with the hypocrisy of a group of people who claim to be the “cutting edge” of Islam, yet instead of burning the alcohol-selling restaurants are accepting…’ Last week, former student Abu Abdullah, who said Allah met Afzal Amin while studying at the School of African and Oriental Studies in London, claims Afzal Amin proudly gave Afzal Amin a copy of the pamphlet in 1998.
article_snippet: ‘Afzal Amin has inserted phrases throughout which are not my words and the last few paragraphs are a complete fabrication.
article_snippet: A Muslim campaigner claims Afzal Amin asked Afzal Amin to publicly attack Afzal Amin military career to make Afzal Amin more appealing to working-class white voters.
article_snippet: Asghar Bukhari, founding member of the Muslim Public Affairs Committee UK, said: ‘Afzal Amin thought it would help distance Afzal Amin from Muslims and get white people to support Afzal Amin.
article_snippet: Meanwhile, Paul Goodman, editor of the Conservative Home website for grassroots members, said a long and highly critical comment about ’s Dudley North military career – describing Afzal Amin as ‘a fantasist with questionable integrity’ – was posted at the end of an article Amin wrote 16 weeks ago, but was not followed up.
highlights_snippet: Afzal Amin joined Birmingham wing of the Murabitu, a fundamentalist cult .
  
highlights_snippet: Two years later, a book crediting Afzal Amin  as the author criticised the Murabitun .
  
highlights_snippet: Afzal Amin  words were doctored to include the extremist views .