#Libya Mssillata - An Email Received by Al-Manara Media
af FreedomGroup, News in English den 9. august 2011 kl. 10:30
Translation of an email sent to
Al-Manara Media


City of Mssilata
May God's peace, mercy, and blessings be upon you.

Administrators of Al-Manara Media,
I would like you to publish news from the town of Mssilata (مسلاته) received after I telephoned a freedom fighter in the area.

Firstly, last week, clashes began between freedom fighters of the city and the Brigades of "Hubal" (هبل‎ , a pre-Islamic idol) which resulted in the expulsion of members of Gaddafi's forces from the city and burning their headquarters within the city. Four of the freedom fighters were martyred as a result of the operation. The next day, "Hubal's" forces stormed the city. 75 cars entered via the eastern entrance, from the Al-Khums-Mssillat Road ( طريق مسلاته الخمس ). A number of them came via the southern entrance from the Mssilata-Tarhunah Road ( طريق مسلاته ترهونة). They started firing to terrorize the residents.they did not respect the sanctity of anything, even the mosques. They violated the sanctity of the Youssef Al-Djarani (مسجد الولي يوسف الجعر) mosque in the market area. They entered the sacred areas (where people pray) of the mosque with their boots and arrested eight of the worshipers and a caretaker, the Karmeesh (كمرشد) area.
a mosque.

Secondly, last Saturday a criminal named Milad Al-Daman ( ميلاد الضمان) arrived in Mssilata. He is one of "Hubal'" cronies, who had siced him on our defenseless people. He (Al-Daman) requested a meeting with the local community, but they did not go to him. He then gathered a group of followers and asked them to deliver a message. He said that he was ready to wipe out the city within one hour and that the city was completely surrounded. He said that rocket launchers were in Al-Akeratt (العكاريت ) – a suburb in Mssilata – and Al-Amamrah (العمامرة ). They were on standby in case the freedom fighters made any new move, and he would not hesitate to bomb the city.

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