Fikirka Xorta ah - MINNEAPOLIS — Mohamud Ali Hassan once told the Somali grandmother who raised him that he'd become a doctor and care for her. The Somali immigrant, who moved to the "Land of 10,000 Lakes" when he was 8, had good grades at the University of Minnesota and called Muslims to prayer at his mosque, where he also slept during the holy month of Ramadan.
But on Nov. 1, Hassan disappeared, as have a dozen other boys and young men here — two days after another young Muslim from Minnesota blew himself up as a suicide bomber in Somalia.
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yes of course some people are recruiting the teenagers in mineapolis, denmark,kenya,other places to encouraging the young teenagers to go jihad in somalia.
Infact there,s islamic unions in back home,that matter make annoying alot of parents in mineapolis and some aother places also those parents are shock.
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