Al Qaeda chief Osama Bin Laden is busy these days writing a book in Arabic language on the struggle of his outfit, a private TV channel reported quoting unnamed al Qaeda sources. The book will be later translated into English, the sources said, adding that Bin Laden decided to pen a book on his organisation as a response to the 'negative propaganda and insufficient information' about al Qaeda.
"He is writing the book with the assistance of a young man with a Middle Eastern background who will later translate the text into English," it quoted the sources a saying. In the book, Osama has particularly mentioned atrocities being meted out to the Muslim world in contemporary times by the Western world. He also discusses how the Crusades greatly impacted the growth of Western influence in world affairs, that ultimately helped the United States control oil reserves in Muslim states.