A UK judge has prison term a post office worker to two years in jail for terrorism offenses, simultaneously with having guides on how to make a bomb and the Mohammed Benares was criminal of three counts of possessing in a row useful for plan an act of terrorism and the 45-year-old was first arrested in March at his home, and representative set up he owned a file called "39 Ways to Serve and Participate in Jihad."
The prosecutors also said Benares downloaded in order from the Internet excluding an online al-Qaida magazine and instructions on how to make a bomb in a usual home kitchen and the benares had said he only gathered the objects found by police out of curiosity, but Judge Nicholas Loraine-Smith rejected that cover in the Loraine-Smith gave the two-year punishment at a London court on Monday.