Original sentence: Bakri then stated that he had become a Salafi Muslim.He initially founded the group as a mainstream organisation supportive of international Islamist causes.He moved to Mecca, Saudi Arabia in December 1979 and studied at the The Islamic School of al-Saltiyah  and established Al-Muhajiroun.Later he travelled to the United States to study English afterwhich he traveled back to the United Kingdom to assume the leadership of Hizb ut-Tahreer and become their spiritual leader
Edited sentence: , to prove that he was even there.AbdurRahman Dimishqia in his book Hizb ut-Tahreer (Istanbul: Maktabah ul-Ghurabaa', 1417 AH/1997 CE) wherein it was also discovered that during the 80s he was working for Eastern Electric owned by Shamsan and Abdul-Aziz as-Suhaybi in Riyadh, and then Bakri moved to the Jeddah branch.Bakri claimed in his book Essential Fiqh (London: The Islamic Book Company, 1996), page 3 that he studied at the universities of Umm ul-Qura' in Makkah and The Islamic University of Madeenah, yet he did not provide any evidence whatsoever, such as certificates etc.Bakri then renounced his previous mainstream Sunni religious beliefs, and became a Salafi Muslim.He initially founded the group as a traditional Sunni organisation dedicated to the tenets of Islamic law and supportive of international Islamist causes.He moved to Mecca, Saudi Arabia in December 1979 and studied at the The Islamic School of al-Saltiyah and established Al-Muhajiroun.Later he travelled to America to study English afterwhich he traveled to the UK to assume the leadership of Hizb ut-Tahreer and become their Mufti.Now however, any mention of Umm ul-Qura' University and The Islamic University of Madeenah have miraculously disappeared from the biographies of Bakri who now claims to have only studied at "Madrasah Saltiyyah", an unknown institution.See this biography from Bakri's website wherein any mention of Umm ul-Qura' and The Islamic University of Madeenah have been totally omitted:   The dubious 'scholasrhip' of Bakri was also studied and assessed by Dr.The book Essential Fiqh is still widely available, see:  and