An Egyptian asylum seeker who was jailed for raping a woman in London’s Hyde Park is a convicted Islamic terrorist, according to the Daily Mail.
Abdelrahmen Adnan Abouelela, 42, was found guilty in his absence of being part of a bomb-making cell in Egypt and given a seven-year jail sentence on May 5, 2015.
He and six other men were said to have manufactured explosives in a safe house flat to carry out ‘terrorist’ acts such as the bombing of electricity pylons and gas lines.
It has been revealed that Abouelela, a member of the radical Muslim Brotherhood movement, escaped from Egypt before being convicted.
The 42-year-old claimed asylum when he arrived in the UK in April 2023, and was housed in taxpayer-funded hotel accommodation while his application was considered.
Despite the serious nature of his background, the Home Office spent 17 months considering his asylum application. Officials reportedly knew of his bomb-making conviction during this period.
During his time in the UK awaiting a decision, Abouelela was allowed to move freely, even posting a selfie outside the Imperial War Museum North in Trafford, Greater Manchester, last January.
The asylum process was still ongoing when Abouelela raped the vulnerable woman in Hyde Park last November.
What is Britain becoming?
Four men were jailed for a combined total of almost 30 years after a WhatsApp group was used to share terrorism propaganda and arrange funding in support of the banned Islamic State. The men were convicted of disseminating terrorism publications and entering into terrorism funding arrangements.
A 21-year-old man, Ayoub Nacir, was jailed for six years and nine months for sharing extreme violent videos supporting Islamic State on social media platforms, including Telegram, Instagram, and TikTok, and for possessing documents on making noxious substances for use in an attack
On the 7th July 2005, four Islamist suicide bombers targeted the city’s transport network during rush hour.
Explosions ripped through three London Underground trains and a double-decker bus, killing 52 innocent people and injuring over 700 others.
Just two weeks later, on 21 July 2005, a second wave of attacks was attempted—but this time, the bombs failed to detonate.
What could have been another day of national mourning was narrowly avoided.
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Except the Lord builds a city
Despite Britain’s Christian heritage, our leaders have passed laws and pursued policies that often run contrary to God’s Word, opening the door for confusion and compromise. In the name of ‘inclusion,’ we have allowed those who serve strange gods and even those linked to terrorism to enter and settle in our land.
The case of Abdelrahmen Adnan Abouelela, is just one stark example. Time and again, we have seen extremists exploiting our freedoms. Yet, even as we have turned away from Him, God has mercifully spared this nation from even greater destruction — preventing further attacks, exposing plots, and protecting lives that could have been lost.
His hand of protection remains over Britain, not because of our laws or leaders, but because of His mercy and the prayers of His people.
Psalm 127:1 Psa 127:1 A Song of degrees for Solomon. Except the LORD build the house, they labour in vain that build it: except the LORD keep the city, the watchman waketh but in vain.
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READ: Prov 15:9; Isa 26:2; 1Sam 13:14; Judges 10:13; Psa 9:17; Numb 32:23; Numb 35:30-31; Eccl 12:14; Ezek 18:30; Jer 26:13; 2Chr 7:14.
PRAY: Pray the Lord will raise up God-fearing men of truth and integrity.
Pray for the rape victims
Pray for our country.
Pray for our leaders to lead in wisdom and the fear of God.
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