The New York Times Agency May 2010
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(NYT15) SANA, Yemen -- Jan. 11, 2003 -- TERROR-GERMANY-2 -- The German authorities arrested two Yemeni men in Frankfurt on Friday, one of whom is suspected of being a fund-raiser for al-Qaida. The main suspect was identified as Sheik Muhammad Ali Hassan al-Mouyad, about 60 years old, and a man of some prominence in Yemen. He is the imam at a mosque in the south of the capital, Sana, and runs a sizable charity, providing food, clothing, education and medical care to the poor. His sons, from left, Abdul Majid Muhammad, 25, Radwan, 15, Zachariah, 20 and Ibrahim Muhammad, 21, protested their father's innocence, in Sana, Yemen, Saturday, Jan. 11, 2003. (Ian Fisher/The New York Times)
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