17 years have passed since the 9/11 terror attacks in the US. The mastermind of these attacks, Osama bin Laden, was assassinated by the US Army. Now the first time Laden's mother has come in front of the world. She not only broke her silence but also made many shocking disclosures about her innocent son.
Laden's mother Alia Ghanem spoke to the English newspaper 'The Guardian' and shared many things related to Osama bin Laden. Ghanem said that in childhood bin Laden was a very good child. But in college, he met people who brainwashed and terrorized him.
Mother told that when bin Laden was 20, he enrolled at King Abdullahji University of Jeddah. Here he met the people of the banned outfit Muslim Brotherhood. Ghanem said, "In the college, laden Abdullah met a man named Ajam. He was a member of the Muslim Brotherhood. Azam was exiled from Saudi Arabia. He completely changed Bin Laden."
Alia Ghanem said that she asked bin Laden to stay away from such people. He also said that wandering with such people and got money for this work. But bin Laden Abdullah was so impressed with Ajaz that he considered him a religious guru.
Ghanem, who was sad to know about 'Jihadi Osama', told that in the early days, his a relationship with the Saudi Arabian government was also good. But we never thought that he would become jihadi. Mother said, 'In the early 80's, bin Laden went to Afghanistan. He went there to fight against the Russian occupation. But when we found out that he was a Jihadi, the whole family was unhappy. He finished everything in a moment."
Alia Ghanem said that like other children, Bin Laden too loved his mother. That is why he never told them what he is doing. Laden's half-brother said, "In 9/11 incidents in the US, we knew within 48 hours that bin Laden was behind them. We all were ashamed of him. But mother does not believe that bin Laden was guilty of those attacks."
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