CLEAN: Yemen university defends its faith training

The video discusses a university in Yemen with nearly 4000 students from 40 countries, focusing on religious studies. Western authorities suspect it as a recruiting center for extremists, though the university denies such links. Founded by Sheikh Abdul Majeed, who allegedly has ties to al Qaeda, the university faces scrutiny. Yemen's government, under international pressure, has reduced visas for foreign students. A US Senate report highlights concerns about American prisoners traveling to Yemen, possibly for extremist training.

What is the primary focus of the university mentioned in the transcript?

• Engineering and Technology

• Religious Studies

• Medical Sciences

• Business Administration

Who is the founder of the university, and what is he allegedly connected to?

• Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab, connected to British intelligence

• Anwar al Locky, connected to the US government

• Sheikh Abdul Majeed Alvin Donnie, connected to al Qaeda

• Sheikh Abdul Majeed Alvin Donnie, connected to the UN

What does the university claim about its connection to Anwar al Locky?

• He was a guest lecturer at the university

• He never studied or worked at the university

• He was a teacher at the university

• He was a student at the university

What action has Yemen's government taken under international pressure?

• Increased the number of visas for foreign students

• Opened new language schools

• Reduced the number of visas for foreign students

• Closed all religious schools

According to a U.S. Senate report, what did some former American prisoners do after converting to Islam?

• Traveled to Yemen to learn Arabic

• Joined a university in the United States

• Moved to Britain for further studies

• Started a religious school in Yemen