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* Fellow mosque leaders, Muhammad Salah, was known for his Palestinian fundraising activities. In 1993, while part of the mosque's eight-member executive committee, Salah was arrested at a Gaza Strip checkpoint and accused of financing Hamas military operations. He was sent to an Israeli prison for five years. Israel officials claim an  America religious leader recruited him into the Muslim Brotherhood, which led to his involvement in Hamas.

* Fellow mosque leaders, Muhammad Salah, was known for his Palestinian fundraising activities. In 1993, while part of the mosque's eight-member executive committee, Salah was arrested at a Gaza Strip checkpoint and accused of financing Hamas military operations. He was sent to an Israeli prison for five years. Israel officials claim an  America religious leader recruited him into the Muslim Brotherhood, which led to his involvement in Hamas.

* In March 2002, the mosque hired a new assistant prayer leader, the man who had run the local office of an Islamic charity until it was closed by the federal government for alleged terrorism ties.

* In March 2002, the mosque hired a new assistant prayer leader, the man who had run the local office of an Islamic charity, until it was closed by the federal government for alleged terrorism ties.

 

* In 2004, Khaled Smaili, onetime President and CEO of the now-defunct terror-linked charity KindHearts. He presented the "Mosque of the Year" award to Mosque Foundation President during a fundraising. <ref>[http://www.discoverthenetworks.org/groupProfile.asp?grpid=6463 Mosque Foundation] discoverthenetworks.org</ref>

* In 2004, Khaled Smaili, onetime President and CEO of the now-defunct terror-linked charity KindHearts. He presented the "Mosque of the Year" award to Mosque Foundation President during a fundraising. <ref>[http://www.discoverthenetworks.org/groupProfile.asp?grpid=6463 Mosque Foundation] discoverthenetworks.org</ref>