Al al-Shaikh

• Can Khalid Shaikh Mohammed Expect 'the Most Exacting Demands of Justice'?

First and foremost is the reality that he was subjected to torture, bodi physical and psychological. He was waterboarded, which clearly amounts to torture under the law. It was also reported diat when he was arrested, his young children were apprehended as well. If this is true, his lawyers will surely insist that the circumstances surrounding die detention of his children, particularly whether they were used as bargaining chips against him, must be fully developed and exposed. Although his confessions followed the administration of torture, prosecutors will argue that he eventually made an independent decision to confess. Indeed, they have already laid die foundation for this argument by establishing a so-called "clean team" of interrogators whose job it was to develop evidence that di...

• Boston Banner, The
• December 08, 2009

• Shaikh vs. Gonzales, (5th Cir. 2005)

• Federal Circuits

• Not Exactly Terrorists ; Holder Compares Khalid Shaikh Mohammed to a Mink Rescuer

Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr.'s excuses for his decision to try major terrorists in domestic courts in New York City are becoming increasingly absurd. He should learn that sometimes the best course of action is just to admit to an exaggeration and move on. For at least 10 months, Mr. Holder has been claiming that "our federal 'supermax' prisons .. hold hundreds of convicted terrorists" His logic is that if civilian trials were OK for those 300-plus convictions he claimed, they should be OK for Sept. 11 mastermind Khalid Shaikh Mohammed and other top terrorists.

• The Washington Times
• March 31, 2010

• Ahmed, Shaikh W. v. Gonzales, Alber, (7th Cir. 2006)

• Federal Circuits

• After Shaikh Zayed: the politics of succession in Abu Dhabi and the UAE.

• Middle East Policy
• Vol. 13 Nbr. 1, March 2006

• Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton Holds a Media Availability with Bahraini Foreign Minister Shaikh Khalid Bin Ahmed Bin Mohammed Al Khalifa

• Political Transcript Wire
• February 08, 2010

• Shaikh Ahmed Deedat (1918-2005)

Renowned Islamic scholar and activist Shaikh Ahmed Deedat died after a long illness on Aug 8, 2005 in Lotusville, South Africa. Deedat attained fame primarily through his debates with Jewish and Christian scholars and priests, during which he pointed at weaknesses in the Jewish and Christian gospels and compared them to the Islamic Shariah.

• Washington Report on Middle East Affairs, The
• Vol. 24 Nbr. 8, November 2005

• Shaikh Holdings' Sanctuary Falls Project Wins An Unprecedented Six CNBC Arabian Property Awards.

• Business Wire
• October 30, 2008

• Shahid Shaikh, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. City of Chicago, Julia Stasch, and David Saltzman, Defendants-Appellees., 341 F.3d 627 (7th Cir. 2003)

• Federal Circuits

• Malaysia Honours Shaikh Saleh Abdullah Kamel

• Malaysian Business
• November 14, 2010