Another moderate Muslim leader until … he wasn’t. “A well-integrated member of society” who “never ever” showed any radical tendencies until …… he did.

Abdul Rakib Amin — who is seen in a jihadist video — grew up in northeast Scotland, where he volunteered as a prayer caller.

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Prayer Leader Of Scotland Mosque Who “Never Ever” Showed Signs Of Radicalization Calls Upon Muslims To Wage Violent Jihad In Iraq & Syria by ICA, Midnight Watcher

Apparently the local Muslim community in Scotland wishes to distance itself from this prayer-leader-turned-commando. If the teachings of Islam are any indication, however, they’re either being deceitful (“Allah’s Prophet said, ‘War is deceit’” – Bukhari 4.268) or they’re inferior, low-grade Muslims (“Not equal are those believers who sit at home and receive no hurt … Allah hath granted a grade higher to those who strive and fight with their goods and persons than to those who sit at home” – Qur’an Sura 4:95).

Hadith, Bukhari 2977, “I have been made victorious with terror” – The “Prophet” Of Islam, Mohammed

Qur’an Sura 33:21, “Indeed in Allah’s Messenger (Mohammad) you have an excellent example to follow for him who hopes in (meeting with) Allah and the Last Day …”

Qur’an Sura 4:76a, “Those who believe fight in the cause of Allah …”

By James Matthews, Sky News - “A third jihadist featured in a recruitment video released by the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) has been identified as a prayer caller at a city mosque in Aberdeen. Abdul Rakib Amin settled in the northeast of Scotland with his family after travelling from Bangladesh. As a teenager he attended the Aberdeen Mosque and Islamic Centre, where he volunteered as a ‘mu’adhdhin’, someone who calls worshippers to prayer.” Read more.