Famous Islamic scholar Said Abu Saad al-Buryati martyred in martyrdom operation in Nazran

As reported only on August 26, the martyrdom operation on August 17, 2009 in Nazran has been carried out by a famous Islamic scholar Said Abu Saad al-Buryati (AKA Said Buryatskiy). The martyr (insha Allah) rammed a car filled with explosives into a police headquarters in Nazran, the capital of Province Ghalghaycho (AKA Ingushetia), killing and injuring dozens of apostates and infidel policemen.

 

The video of Said's last speech and the operation itself can be viewed by clicking this link.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Transcript of the video

 

Operation of "Riyad-us-Saliheen" battalion of Martyrdom seekers

 

Said personally, driving a GAZelle van, carried out the bombing of the infidel and apostate hideout known as "Nazran GOVD" (main police station in Nazran), eliminating several dozens of the enemies of Allah!

 

May Allah accept his Martyrdom and bring him up to the Gardens of Firdaws!

 

Allahu ...

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