Izhar Khan

Prosecutors Use Pakistani Newspaper’s Claims To Keep Imams Locked Up

A Miami cab driver whose father and brother have been indicted for allegedly supporting the Taliban has denied claims by a Pakistani newspaper that he too is a member of the Taliban and is wanted on terrorism charges there.

CBS4–2011/06/26

Miami Muslim Cleric Wants Out Of Jail

An attorney for a South Florida Muslim cleric accused of supporting the Taliban in Pakistan has asked the judge to release his client from jail until his trial.

CBS4–2011/06/09

Groups Protest Margate Mosque Accused Of Financing Taliban

Several South Florida community organizations will be protesting outside of a Margate mosque Tuesday evening. The protesters want the mosque shut down after its imam was charged with conspiracy to finance the Taliban.

CBS4–2011/06/07

Younger Margate Imam Pleads Not Guilty In Terror Case

A Muslim cleric in Florida has pleaded not guilty to charges of supporting the Pakistani Taliban terrorist group. The plea was entered Friday in Miami federal court by the 24-year-old imam of a mosque in suburban Margate.

CBS4–2011/06/03

Ikram Khan (R), one of the sons of imam Hafiz Muhammed Sher Ali Khan, walks into the Miami Mosque, also known as the Flagler Mosque, for prayer after his father and two of his brothers were arrested, May 14, 2011 in Miami, Florida. The Miami Mosque imam, Hafiz Muhammed Sher Ali Khan, along with two sons, Ishar Khan and Irfan Khan, and three other suspects in Pakistan, have been charged with conspiring to provide material support to a conspiracy to murder, maim and kidnap people abroad, as well as providing support to the Pakistani Taliban. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)

Imams Accused Of Terrorism Appear In Court

A pair of South Florida imams, religious leaders at their respective mosques, sat quietly in handcuffs in Miami federal court during their first appearance on charges related to alleged terrorist acts.

CBS4–2011/05/16