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Message: <blockquote data-quote="malakadss" data-source="post: 24486688" data-attributes="member: 179884">මේ article එක 2009 ගිය එකක්. කියවලා බලපල්ලා. සහරාන්ගේ interview එකක් තියෙනවා<a href="http://www.sundaytimes.lk/090816/News/nws_23.html?fbclid=IwAR0t-o-b6V10tWRepGAcKvsOq9siVEWSCaufbl9o29_XbPYxXncAm1XbzTE" target="_blank">http://www.sundaytimes.lk/090816/News/nws_23.html?fbclid=IwAR0t-o-b6V10tWRepGAcKvsOq9siVEWSCaufbl9o29_XbPYxXncAm1XbzTE</a>We spoke to 28-year-old Alim (full name withheld) who  was one time recruiter for the Jihad group. He admitted he had trained  young recruits to fire weapons. “This was done at the beach during  nights. Some coconut trees in the location are scarred with bullet  marks,” he told the Sunday Times. “I later realised I was doing  something wrong and dissociated myself from all Thawheed activities,” he  said.                        “We are not at all responsible  for any incidents. Our members who number around 2,000 practice true  Islam. We strongly oppose those who resort to un-Islamic practices,”  Moulavi M.C. Zahran, the Propaganda Secretary of the Thawheed group in  Kattankudy told the Sunday Times. “There have been all forms of  allegations against us. They say we got funds from West Asia. They say  we have weapons and are a militant group. We strongly deny these  allegations,” he said. </blockquote>

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