http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/west_yorkshire/5153614.stm
Jamil Ahmed, a 35-year-old Muslim from Leeds says some good came out of the tragedy of 7/7. The London bombings proved to be a watershed in his life. The father-of-five said the shock of 7/7 and the bombers' links to his home city forced him to reassess the whole direction of his life.
He was inspired to quit his job to set up his own company promoting ethnic diversity in the workplace. And he also believes that, far from alienating Muslims, the bombings have led to a wider understanding of Islam."
