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Ubaydullah Hussain
Arslan Ubaydullah Maroof Hussain (born 1985) is an Islamist from Oslo, Norway, who was the former spokesperson for the group Profetens Ummah.
Born into a family of Pakistani origin in Bjerke, Oslo, Hussain was an active ice hockey and football player with Hasle-Løren IL prior to his involvement with Profetens Ummah. Until 2011, Hussain was a football and futsal referee, overseeing matches in Norway and elsewhere. This included refereeing matches in the Norway Cup. In 2011, he ended a match between Romsås IL and Høland IL three minutes early, after he was threatened by Romsås players when he gave one of their team members a red card and awarded their opponents a penalty. He was dismissed as a referee when the Football Association of Norway were informed of his extremist views.
Hussain praised the November 2015 Paris attacks which killed 130 people, and said that the West should expect more attacks.
== Legal issues ==
Hussain was arrested on 25 October 2012, charged with making threats against two journalists, one of whom was Nina Johnsrud. He was convicted in February 2014 and sentenced to a 120-day prison term, although he was released immediately due to the time he had already spent in custody. On 8 July 2014, Hussain was charged with multiple counts of encouraging others to commit murder and acts of terrorism. He denied all charges. He was acquitted by the district court on 3 October 2014, the prosecution appealed the decision.
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