Laden's son promotes peace at Sept 11 Ramadan fast

Omar Ossama bin Laden (R), the fourth son of Osama bin laden, speaks to an AFP journalist (C) during an 'Iftar' hosted by the former and his English wife Zaina in their horse ranch, at the foot of Abu Sir pyramids on the outskirts of Cairo on Thursday. At the end of a sandy track in the shadow of some of Egypt's lesser-known pyramids, Osama bin Laden's son Omar broke the Ramadan fast on the anniversary of the 9/11 attacks in the name of world peace. Photo: AFP

At the end of a sandy track in the shadow of some of Egypt's lesser-known pyramids, Osama bin Laden's son Omar broke the Ramadan fast on the anniversary of the 9/11 attacks in the name of world peace.
Here, in the desert a few miles (kilometres) outside of Cairo, is where Saudi-born Osama's fourth son Omar, 27, and his English wife Zaina have decided to set up a desert farm, a halfway point between their respective homelands.
But having invited a Bedouin tent-full of guests to join their sunset "iftar," Zaina, 52, confesses they hadn't realised the date was September 11 -- seven years since the 2001 attacks on the US, claimed by her father-in-law.