Disappeared at 18, married to an Islamic extremist and now wants to return to his country the chronicle

In 2014 Nasra Abukar, of Somali origin, disappeared from her home in London and She was found six years later in a detention camp for jihadist girlfriends in Syria, as reported by the newspaper The Sunday Times.

The woman disappeared at the age of 18 and was the subject of a nationwide search for missing persons. However, according to the media outlet, the woman was persuaded to travel to Syria and married Aseel Muthana, an Islamic State fighter from the British city of Cardiff and the couple had then two children, Faris and Talha.

Faris is dead during an air raid in which his father was also injured, but Talha, 3, stays with her mother at Al Hol detention camp, in northeastern Syria, home to around 70,000 people (mostly women and children displaced by conflict in Syria).

Abukar now wants to return to the UK but his citizenship has been revoked for national security reasons.

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The girl’s mother, Kaha, told the British government that she had “no contact” with her daughter.: “I don’t know her husband. When Nasra left here, she was 18. She was already an adult. It is not my fault.

Thinks that Abukar and Muthana remained with the Islamic State until the town of Bargouz, the last territory controlled by the terrorist group, was recaptured in March 2019.

In addition, it is reported that Abukar celebrated Islamic State attacks through social media. For example, After the attacks in the French capital in November 2015, which left a total of 130 victims, the woman posted the word “ Paris ” followed by a crying laughing emoji..