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Saturday 21 June 2014

Father Disowns Two Son's who Joined Jihadist Group ISIS in Iraq

The father of a star medical student who appeared in a chilling ISIS recruitment video and is in Syria with his younger brother says he disowns his two sons.

Ahmed Muthana, 57 from Cardiff says that if Nasser Muthana and 17-year-old Aseel ever return to the UK, he would love to see them go to jail.
His comments came as it was revealed his 20-year-old son, was a key figure in a chilling recruitment video aimed at luring jihadists to Iraq.

 
Recruiting: Nasser Muthana, centre, a medical student from Cardiff, in the video urging British Muslims to join ISIS militants in Iraq and SyriaMessage: The 13-minute video is professionally shot and edited, and shows a group of young men sitting in a circle holding weapons, while reciting Islamist slogans and passages from the Qur'anNasser Muthana in his school uniformMuthana has been offered places to study medicine by four universities and was due to begin his course last September. Instead he secretly made his way to Syria from his family home in Cardiff with his 17-year-old brother.
But their father, who said his sons had been 'brainwashed'  after they began worshipping at different mosques and grew beards explained: 'They don't represent me now and I don't want to see them again.
Encouragement: At several points the man identifying himself as Abu Bara' Al Hindi claims joining ISIS will alleviate the stress and 'depression' of living in the West
'I would love to see them go to jail if they return to the UK alive, if they ever come back.'

Yesterday, to the horror of his relatives, Muthana bragged of fighting for the  Al Qaeda-inspired ISIS terror group. He appears alongside two other young British jihadists in the 13-minute long, professionally shot video, which was posted online yesterday.
Global: Another man making an appearance in the chilling video is Abu Yahya ash Shami (pictured) - who speaks with a strong Australian accent
Named in the video as ‘Abu Muthanna Al Yemeni’, he says: ‘We understand no borders. We have participated in battles in Sham [Syria] and in a few days we will go to Iraq and will fight them, and will even go to Lebanon and Jordan, wherever our Sheikh [ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi] wants to send us.’

In a direct message to al-Baghdadi, he adds: ‘Send us, we are your sharp arrows. Throw us at your enemies, wherever they may be.’

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