حزب التحرير في إندونيسيا !؟ هل هو نفس الحزب الممنوع في جميع الدول العربية؟

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خبر غريب على الجزيرة عن إجتماع تسعين ألف من أنصار حزب التحرير؟!؟ على ه>ه الصفحة... للمشاهدة

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‏قال Mohanned…
Indonesia has this group called FPI which is something like amer belma3roof and nahi 3n el monker, they attack anything un-islamic and destroy it with sticks and stones, they count I think like 20,000 personnel :)
13 أغسطس 2007 في 5:22 ص
‏قال Bilalٍ…
I think its the same Abu Kilany, read the last sentence of the article.
13 أغسطس 2007 في 8:51 ص
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