I would imagine that all these parents, regardless if their sons wanted to become a shaheed, would have ratherr that their sons stayed back in their own country instead of traveling to Syria to join up with ISIS. I wonder how many of those who joined up will be caught and arrested when they try to return.
British fighter reportedly killed during gun fight in Syria
Matthew Taylor
The Guardian, Sunday 10 August 2014 15.10 EDT
Combat continues in Syria, where it's believed Portsmouth man Muhammad Hamidur Rahman, 25, has been killed while fighting for the Islamic State. Photograph: Reuters
A former supervisor at Primark who left the UK to fight in Syria has been killed, it has been reported.
Muhammad Hamidur Rahman, 25, from Portsmouth is thought to be one of about 500 Britons who have travelled to Syria to fight for the Islamic State (Isis) and other jihadi groups.
On Sunday his father, Abdul Hannan, 52, told the Daily Mail the family received a text from a friend of Rahman in Syria who told them their son had been shot dead in a gun fight a fortnight ago. Rahman's father said his son had travelled to Syria in October but had not told any member of his family that he was going. Days later, they received a call from him saying he was in Syria.
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http://www.theguardian.com/world/2014/aug/10/report-british-isis-fighter-muhamma
British fighter reportedly killed during gun fight in Syria
Matthew Taylor
The Guardian, Sunday 10 August 2014 15.10 EDT
Combat continues in Syria, where it's believed Portsmouth man Muhammad Hamidur Rahman, 25, has been killed while fighting for the Islamic State. Photograph: Reuters
A former supervisor at Primark who left the UK to fight in Syria has been killed, it has been reported.
Muhammad Hamidur Rahman, 25, from Portsmouth is thought to be one of about 500 Britons who have travelled to Syria to fight for the Islamic State (Isis) and other jihadi groups.
On Sunday his father, Abdul Hannan, 52, told the Daily Mail the family received a text from a friend of Rahman in Syria who told them their son had been shot dead in a gun fight a fortnight ago. Rahman's father said his son had travelled to Syria in October but had not told any member of his family that he was going. Days later, they received a call from him saying he was in Syria.
Continue reading at:
http://www.theguardian.com/world/2014/aug/10/report-british-isis-fighter-muhamma
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