The Dhaka Times Desk Al-Qaeda leader Ayman al-Zawahiri's audio calling for Jihad by Bangladeshis is in fact his voice, just when doubts are being expressed, an expert has commented that the voice is Zawahiri's.
Professor Taj Hashmi commented, "I am sure as someone familiar with Ayman al-Zawahiri's voice and his heavy Egyptian accent" with news reports. The podcast titled 'Bangladesh: A Massacre Behind a Wall of Silence' was released on January 14 by him. It has been argued that Ayman al-Zawahiri preferred to use Egyptian Arabic rather than the traditional Arabic language. On February 14, a month after it was first published, the podcast was discussed in the media of Bangladesh. After the release of this audio, a storm started across the country. RAB has already arrested a young man on charges of propaganda in Bangladesh.
Professor Taj Hashmi made such a comment in the media. Ayman al-Zawahiri's voice, pronunciation and manner of speaking were studied during his 4 years from 2007 to 2011 at the Department of Security Studies at the Military College Asia Pacific Center for Security Studies in Hawaii, United States. Be very familiar with. And in that context, he said, an Egyptian colleague of mine who joined our university 3 years ago also identified the voice as Al-Zawahiri after listening to that podcast.
Notably, Taj Hashmi is a professor of security studies at Austin P State University in Tennessee, USA. Media has given this news by quoting BD News.
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