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               "Spying"; a tool of revenge among Canada's Muslims   
      
               7/29/2006 12:30:00 PM GMT   
      
               Leading figures in the Canadian Muslim Community are warning   
   that police and intelligence agencies are paying Muslim informants to spy on   
   members of the community and install spies in every major mosque in Toronto,   
   Globe and Mail wrote.   
      
               Canadian Security Intelligence Service claims it installs spies   
   to "report on people, not places".   
      
               "If they're following certain people, an imam for example, and   
   that imam is spending a lot of time at the mosque, then [the informant] is   
   also spending a lot of time at the mosque," said Yahya Fadalla, a   
   Hamilton-based Imam who also has a doctorate in computer science with a   
   specialization in cyber terrorism and information warfare.   
      
               Fahim Ahmad, a devout Muslim from Toronto who has been accused   
   of being a leader of 17 people suspected of involvement in "terror-related   
   offences" last month, was himself once offered to become a spy.   
      
               Paying Muslim informants to spy on fellow Muslims has been an   
   issue of heated debate since Mubin Sheikh publicly admitted that he played   
   an integral part in that investigation.   
      
               "If [intelligence authorities] want to do anything, it has to be   
   done through the Muslims," he said in an interview. "Of course they're going   
   to have eyes and ears everywhere."   
      
               Mr. Sheikh added that intelligence authorities have many spies   
   installed within the community.   
      
               Canadian authorities have increased the number of spies they   
   hire to report on Muslim community members.   
      
               Aly Hindi, Imam of the Salaheddin Islamic Centre in Scarborough   
   said spies had long been following him.   
      
               Spies infiltrate the Muslim Community in various ways, Mr.   
   Fadalla said, adding that sometimes an informant is paid to just keep eyes   
   and ears open for what authorities call "suspicious activities".   
      
               Some Muslims are raising concerns over the credibility of   
   information provided to the authorities by spies, who might seek to present   
   any information to increase their income.   
      
               Abdul Hai Patel, head of the Canadian Islamic Council of Imams   
   raised other concerns:   
      
               "People know that if I don't like you, I can say you're involved   
   in terror activity and they have to investigate," he said, recalling an   
   incident that took place last year, involving a Muslim woman who wanted to   
   divorce her husband.   
      
               The woman's husband, who refused to divorce her, claimed that   
   her brother was involved in some hidden "terrorist activity".   
      
               But no evidence was ever found to support his claim.   
      
               "It has become a tool of revenge in the community," Mr. Patel   
   said.   
      
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