Imam who led Parliament Square prayer defended Al Qaeda terrorist and railed against Jews

The Muslim Imam who led a segregated prayer session outside Britain’s Houses of Parliament on Friday lunchtime has published blogs defending terrorist Osama Bin Laden, a terrorist convict nicknamed “Lady Al Qaeda”, and previously launched scathing attacks on homosexuals and Jewish people, Breitbart London can exclusively reveal.

Abdullah Hasan, who fronts the Muslim Climate Action group, as well as the Imams Against Domestic Abuse website, led the Parliament Square prayer on Friday, which Breitbart London estimated was attended by around 200 worshippers. Mr Hasan claims there were more like 400-500 “brothers and sisters” in attendance.

But his attendance and hour-long speech followed by prayers outside the Houses of Parliament will cause concern, given his history of defending anti-Western terrorists, as well as his rabid hatred for homosexuals and Jewish people.

Mr Hasan is also alleged, according to anti-extremism pressure group Stand for Peace, to have spoken out in favour of radical hate preacher Haitham al-Haddad, though his own Facebook posts on the matter have been deleted

LONDON, United Kingdom – Hundreds of Muslims flocked to Parliament Square today under the guise of acting against climate change. The demonstration saw a speech by an Imam, about how Muslims have a duty to try to “make Britain a better place”. 

Breitbart London was on the scene to witness Friday afternoon prayers in what was a clearly male-female segregated meeting in a public space.

One woman told Breitbart London how she was told by one of the male attendees that despite being a Christian that she was in fact a Muslim, but “hadn’t realised it yet”. He said “we are all born Muslims” and repeatedly referred to her as “sister”.

Observers also noticed that while many Muslims were organised against climate change, there was no talk of opposing ISIS.

 The event seems to have been passed over by the BBC and Sky News, despite their studios in Westminster being just 60 seconds walk from Parliament Square.