Career
He served as the leader of The Saved Section(s), an organisation the British government has designated and banned as terrorist. Uzair preached at Finsbury Park mosque. The head of the anti-terrorism department of the Crown Prosecution Service has considered prosecuting him for terrorism-related crimes in the past
He has praised the September 11, 2001 attacks as "magnificent" and said that if he knew about plans to carry out a suicide attack he would not alert the police.
TIME Magazine interview
Uzair grew up in a secular househould His religious views became more conservative when he attended a university in Britain. He told TIME Magazine, "I wanted some inner discipline.
They will not condone the London bombings, but inside they believe that Britain had it coming. What is the difference between a suicide bomber and a B-52? I really feel that war has been declared on Islam."
British Broadcasting Corporation News interview
In an interview with British Broadcasting Corporation Newsnight, Uzair said, "We don"t live in peace with you any more.
The banner has been risen for jihad inside the United Kingdom, which means it"s allowed for the bombers to attack.
