Muhammad Ibrahim

Updated: March 9, 2016 | Created: March 25, 2015
Federal investigators say more than 20 young people have left Minnesota for Syria and Iraq to join violent extremists, including the terrorist group ISIS. Others were stopped at airports and arrested after trying to travel from the United States.
At least five of those recruits who made it to the Middle East are believed to have been killed during their time there.
Their stories follow similar patterns: The suburban drifter or quiet student bec...

The 3rd Annual Health Cluster Research Symposium was held on Saturday April 21st at the Qatar University Research Complex. The event was a huge success with a great turnout of around 100 participants from QU Health Colleges: College of Medicine, College of Health Sciences and College of Pharmacy, and the Biomedical Research Center. Several faculty members and students (both undergraduate and postgraduate) participated in the podium presentations and poster sessions.
Congratulations to the Win...

498 disappearances still unaccounted For
There were a further 202 cases of enforced disappearances in Egypt in the period between December 2015 and March 2016, as reported by the Egyptian Commission for Rights and Freedoms. Its head, former Amnesty International researcher Mohammed Lotfy, received information directly from the victims’ families. These cases join the 533 already published by the “Corriere della Seraâ€, covering the last eight months. The activists working for the two NGOs ...

Omer Ibrahim, MD FAAD is a board-certified, fellowship trained Dermatologist who joins us after completing a prestigious fellowship in cosmetic, laser and dermatologic surgery at SkinCare Physicians in Boston, with clinical faculty from the Harvard, Yale, and Brown Departments of Dermatology.
Dr. Ibrahim completed his medical education at Yale University School of Medicine where he graduated with honors, after which he went on to complete his dermatology residency at Cleveland Clinic where he...

Several units from the Ottawa Police are looking to identify and find people related to their ongoing investigations.
If you have information that will help police solve a crime, please call Ottawa Police at 613-236-1222 or leave an anonymous tip with Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477) or Text a Tip (instructions below).
Guns & Gangs Most Wanted
Name:
Yasin MOHAMED
Born July 7, 1988
5'9
190 lbs
Name:
Adil OMER
Born August 18, 1983
6'0
205 lbs
Homicide Investigation:
The two composite ske...