One place to look is Red House, Virginia.
There are a lot of Baptist churches along rural Virginia's Route 615, just south of Appomattox-"where America reunited," as the county welcome sign puts it-but there's only one Sheikh Gilani Lane… near the tiny crossroads hamlet of Red House, is believed to serve as an al Fuqra base.
Red House, VA. Is about a 4 mile drive to Washington. DC.Al Fuqra — which means "the impoverished" in Arabic — was founded in 1980 when Sheikh Mubarak Ali Gilani traveled from Pakistan to an African-American mosque in Brooklyn. On this and subsequent trips, the charismatic sheikh helped create al Fuqra, which is said to have between 1,000 and 3,000 members nationwide. It is not aligned with a more prominent and homegrown black Muslim group, the Nation of Islam, and in fact it has serious theological differences with Louis Farrakhan's flock. And it may pose a much greater threat to civil society.
About two dozen families live at the 44-acre compound near Red House, but al Fuqra is headquartered in Hancock, N.Y., and maintains extensive ties to Gilani in Lahore…
A Junior al Qaeda . . .There's also a Maryland location I'd check out...
Masjid Jamaat al-Muslimeen, located at 4624 York Road, Baltimore, MD.
They're expressed support and raised money for the bloody government of the Sudan, as well as cop-killing former Black Panther Imam Jamil al-Amin (aka H. Rap Brown).
Jamaat al-Muslimeen is very active in the Caribbean, having attempted a nearly successful coup in Trinidad (1990).
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