  nazih abdul-hamed nabih al-ruqai'i, known by the alias abu anas al-libi (     Ø£Ø¨Ù Ø£ÙØ³ Ø§ÙÙÙØ¨Ù; born 30 march 1964 or 14 may 1964), is a libyan under indictmentcopy of indictment usa v. usama bin laden et al., center for nonproliferation studies, monterey institute of international studies in the united states for his part in the 1998 united states embassy bombings. he worked as a computer specialist for al-qaeda. he is an ethnic libyan, born in tripoli.us commandos raid terrorist hideouts in libya, somalia, capture senior al qaeda official abc news his aliases in the indictment are nazih al raghie and anas al sebai. in the fbi and united states state department wanted posters,wanted poster on al-liby (english), rewards for justicewanted poster on al-libi (arabic), rewards for justice another variant of his name is transliterated nazih abdul hamed al-raghie. the indictment accuses al-libi of surveillance of potential british, french, and israeli targets in nairobi, in addition to the american embassy in that city, as part of a conspiracy by al-qaeda and egyptian islamic jihad.  ==life== al-libi is believed to have been tied to al-qaeda since its 1994 roots in the sudan. in 1995, al-libi was granted political asylum in the united kingdom, after a failed al qaeda plot to assassinate hosni mubarak, then president of egypt. an egyptian request for extradition was declined on the grounds that al-libi would no
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