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Al Jazeera's Khadijah Magardie looks back at his life.
Yemen Post Staff
More than 25 leaders from the Awaliq tribe, the tribe of Anwar Awlaqi, reached Jawf on Sunday to see the remains of the body of Anwar, however, no body resembling his was found.
Amongst those who went to the province was his father, a former minister and university dean.
Tribal leaders in Jawf told the family that Awlaqi was not killed in the attack.
Tribes in the province say there is no proof that Awlaqi was amongst the killed and DNA tests on the remains of the five killed can prove that.
An al-Qaeda senior leader also denied the claims that Awlaqi was killed and said that he will soon come out with a statement to prove that.
The Awaliq tribe has not officially announced the death of their fellow tribesman, Anwar.
Yemen and US announced that Awalqi was the prime target in the US drone attack last Friday.
Thank you for sharing this. I had been living in Europe after my conversion, so I wasn't familiar with him until after his death, but I have watched several of his lectures. I just started "The Hereafter" and I'd have to say putting all politics aside, mashAllah.
Asalamualaykum let's see if it is true..only time will tell i guess if he is alive or not nevertheless he is our beloved sheikh inshallah May ALlah reward him for all that he has done and may he keep alive in our hearts and minds..inshallah
“The believers in their mutual kindness, compassion and sympathy are just like one body. When one of the limbs is afflicted, the whole body responds to it with sleeplessness and fever”.
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