Ahmed Rami, correspondent in Europe of ALSHAAB, is an Islamic fighter of Moroccan origin.

His story is in many aspects typical of his generation.

He is accomplice in the failed coup d'etat of Skhirat of July 1971 against Hassan II.

At the time Rami was an officer in the Moroccan army.

He was sentenced to death but succeeded in fleeing abroad.

He is one of Egypt's and Nasser's admirers.

Today Rami not only lives in Sweden but has also become in the meanwhile a Swedish citizen.

In his new fatherland he has set up the radio Station Radio Islam.

In Islam, Rami perceives the possibility for the unification of the Arab nation.

Even today he venerates the time of Nasser.

However, notwithstanding his passionate attachment to the past, his view is set on the future.

To his mind, the future belongs to the Islamic movement.

Ahmed Rami has achieved extraordinary things in Sweden.

Almost single-handedly does he struggle against the Zionist power and infiltration in that country.

Rami keeps his Radio Islam program up out of his 20 square-meter habitation.

He would not rent a larger apartment because he is thinking of returning to Morocco or to another part of his Arabian fatherland.

He has writtenfive  voluminous books in Swedish, in which he denounces Zionism.

It was Swedish Christians that financed their printing!

In Sweden, everybody knows Ahmed Rami.

His political views are being quoted in Parliament and sometimes even in the Swedish governmental circles.

At any rate, the Jewish organizations have managed to accuse him of alleged "anti-Semitism"  and to have him imprisoned for six months.

While in prison, he organized the Radio Islam broadcasts out of his prison cell.

He emerged from prison a fearless fighter in the resistance to Zionism.

May God bless and protect him, as well as all people of his kind, for the benefit of our nation and of all the humanity!

Magdy Hussein, AL-SHAAB