Jamaat al Fuqra in South Carolina.

In the [U.S. Department of State] report [on terrorism], Gilani’s organization was described as an “Islamic sect that seeks to purify Islam through violence.” His followers, who call themselves The Muslims of America,” are based in the United States, thousands operating in 19 states across the country.

Most of them are African-American Muslims, who live in self-contained Islamic communities, like one they named Islamville in South Carolina, with its own mosque, its own school and more than 100 residents. All of them accept Gilani as their ultimate authority.

"Sheik Gilani." CBS News, 3/13/02 (emphasis added).

URL: Holy Islamville.