Daud Khaalis

On a cold winter day in Washington, D.C., the life of 25-year-old Daud Khaalis was brutally cut short. It was January 18, 1973, at a residence on 16th Street NW, a home that also served as a center for the Hanafi Muslim community. The tragic event began to unfold when assailants, later identified as members of the Black Mafia, arrived at the house. In an act of calculated deception, one of the men engaged Daud in a seemingly innocent transaction, asking for change for a bill. When Daud returned, ...

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Survivor Tells How 7 Moslems Died in Washington (Published 1973)