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Sunday, April 06, 2014
Wednesday, April 02, 2014
The Islamic Juggernaut
THE ISLAMIC JUGGERNAUT MARCHES ON
... and you can't even hear the footsteps
Like bacteria in a petri dish, an all-pervasive Sharia law has silently, overnight, eaten into your life-style and bank account. A bacterial bath of Islamic “culture” is feeding on its host’s nutrients and, when sated, it is programmed to move on to the next host.
Tuesday, April 01, 2014
Finally Justice for Mohammed Issai Issaka following Islamic Insurgency Riots September 2012
Sydney rioter to serve six months in jail
AAP
April 1, 2014.
A Sydney man will serve six months in jail for his role in a violent Muslim protest after a court rejected his appeal.
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Mohammed Issai Issaka, 44, was sentenced to a minimum of six months' jail in November but launched an appeal an hour later and was granted bail.
District Court Chief Judge Reg Blanch dismissed Issaka's appeal against the sentence's severity, despite the man saying he was now "very, very sorry" for his actions and would avoid attending protests.
He will be eligible for parole on September 30.
The father of eight claims he suffered a fractured jaw, a chipped tooth and injuries from police batons in the riot, but has forgiven police.
He had pleaded not guilty to rioting and resisting arrest in the September 2012 protest in Sydney's city centre.
About 500 people took to the CBD on that day to rally against a controversial anti-Islam film produced in the US.
The rally turned violent with police arresting a number of protesters and calling in the riot squad.
Issaka told the court he had reflected on his actions since pleading not guilty and was now sorry.
He asked for leniency given he was his family's sole breadwinner.
"I pondered on what I have done and I changed my mind," he said.
"I am very, very sorry and remorseful for what I have done.
"Since that day in the protest, I haven't attended any protests and I am not thinking of attending any."
Justice Blanch said he accepted that Issaka, who was involved in charity work in his community, was "otherwise a decent person" and a good
father and husband.
But he warned that people involved in rioting must understand there would be "serious consequences" to their actions.
He said Issaka was entitled to feel strongly about the film.
"But joining a protest is one thing and participating in a riot is something entirely different," the judge said.
Justice Blanch also noted that Issaka assaulted a police officer as he was being arrested.
"Police are entitled to go about their business without fear of being assaulted in the course of their normal duties," he told the court.
Muslim RAT Mohammed Issai Issaka says he forgives NSW Police (Rat Catchers?)
Islamic Sociopath's Inc: Mohammed Issai Issaka freed on bail pending appeal of 12 month sentence
Sydney September 15 2012 CBD Muslim Insurgency rioter,Mohammed Issai Issaka pleads not guilty
AAP
April 1, 2014.
A Sydney man will serve six months in jail for his role in a violent Muslim protest after a court rejected his appeal.
Mohammed Issai Issaka, 44, was sentenced to a minimum of six months' jail in November but launched an appeal an hour later and was granted bail.
District Court Chief Judge Reg Blanch dismissed Issaka's appeal against the sentence's severity, despite the man saying he was now "very, very sorry" for his actions and would avoid attending protests.
He will be eligible for parole on September 30.
The father of eight claims he suffered a fractured jaw, a chipped tooth and injuries from police batons in the riot, but has forgiven police.
He had pleaded not guilty to rioting and resisting arrest in the September 2012 protest in Sydney's city centre.
About 500 people took to the CBD on that day to rally against a controversial anti-Islam film produced in the US.
The rally turned violent with police arresting a number of protesters and calling in the riot squad.
Issaka told the court he had reflected on his actions since pleading not guilty and was now sorry.
He asked for leniency given he was his family's sole breadwinner.
"I pondered on what I have done and I changed my mind," he said.
"I am very, very sorry and remorseful for what I have done.
"Since that day in the protest, I haven't attended any protests and I am not thinking of attending any."
Justice Blanch said he accepted that Issaka, who was involved in charity work in his community, was "otherwise a decent person" and a good
father and husband.
But he warned that people involved in rioting must understand there would be "serious consequences" to their actions.
He said Issaka was entitled to feel strongly about the film.
"But joining a protest is one thing and participating in a riot is something entirely different," the judge said.
Justice Blanch also noted that Issaka assaulted a police officer as he was being arrested.
"Police are entitled to go about their business without fear of being assaulted in the course of their normal duties," he told the court.
Muslim RAT Mohammed Issai Issaka says he forgives NSW Police (Rat Catchers?)
Islamic Sociopath's Inc: Mohammed Issai Issaka freed on bail pending appeal of 12 month sentence
Sydney September 15 2012 CBD Muslim Insurgency rioter,Mohammed Issai Issaka pleads not guilty
Thursday, March 27, 2014
Sydney's Occupied Territories Erupt as Harmony Day Ambassadors shoot two
Two men injured in double-shooting in Merrylands
LeighVanden Broeke
The Daily Telegraph
March 27 2014
A 27-year-old man has been arrested and charged over the incident
A FATHER of two is fighting for his life after being shot outside his western Sydney home following a bungled armed robbery which also saw a teenager shot four times the stomach.
About 10.50pm last night 19-year-old Rhynal Nand and two friends had diven to Lansdowne St for a mobile phone transaction initiated on the internet only to be ambushed by a group.
One of the offenders got into the car with the teen and allegedly shot him four times in the stomach while three other offenders remained outside.
As the teen sped away in his car to a nearby service station the offenders drove up the street and were confronted by Graeme Hunt.
The 62-year-old interstate truck driver, who has lived in Merrylands for 30 years, was then shot in the chest with neighbors rushing outside to assist him.
A neighbour, who did not want to be named, said he saw the wound in Mr Hunt’s chest and attempted to keep him calm while his wife called Triple-0.
“I heard arguing down the street and then I heard about four to five gun shots,” the neighbour said.
“I looked over and I saw my neighbour laying on the floor. I run over and ask if he’s hurt, he thought he had been tasered and he was in a state of confusion.
“I agreed with him that they were taser shots but I knew they were gun shots. I looked at his chest at his upper right torso and I’ve seen blood and his shirt was ripped.
“I looked up the shirt and I saw a bullet hole.”
Neigbours today described Mr Hunt as “a gentleman who kept to himself”.
Another neighbour said Mr Hunt, an interstate truck driver who has lived in Merrylands for 30 years, was more concerned about not scaring her as he lay on the roadway after being shot. She said he was worried about making sure she was all right instead of being concerned about his own wounds.
“The gunshots were very loud,” the woman, who did not want to be named, said. “We were pinned down inside and stayed down until we heard the car speed off, it was very scary.
“I came out and I called Triple-0 and gave the phone to my husband and I said to Graeme ‘Are you ok?’ and he said ‘I’m okay, don’t worry’.
“He was speaking but he was in a state of confusion.
“He didn’t exactly know what was happening. He didn’t want us to worry about him.”
Police said the two injured men were rushed to Westmead Hospital.
Mr Hunt suffered a gunshot wound to the side of his chest and underwent surgery overnight. he is listed as being in a critical but unstable condition.
The 19-year-old suffered four gunshot wounds to his abdomen and arm and is in a stable condition.
Detective Superintendent Scott Whyte said the offenders made away with goods valued at only a small value.
“They’ve planned an armed robbery,” he said. “I’d act with extreme caution if I was asked to conduct a transaction in a residential street in the middle of the night.”
Det-Supt Whyte labelled the double-shooting a disgrace.
“I can tell you now we will be throwing every resource we possibly can to get these three outstanding - for want of a better term - grubs,’’ he said.
Police arrested a 27-year-old man and raided his home on Lansdowne St this morning. He is currently assisting police with their enquiries.
The arrested man’s father said he was asleep during the shooting and that police had taken his son’s clothes as part of their investigation.
“They took his clothes. I was sleeping (during the shooting),” he said.
Detectives from Rosehill Local Area Command and officers attached to Operation Talon have been tasked with investigating the shootings.
Operation Talon was formed in August last year to combat public place shootings in Sydney.
LeighVanden Broeke
The Daily Telegraph
March 27 2014
Watch the Filthy Pig dump his cigarette and coffee at the door of the before he enters the Court
- Teenager Rhynal shot four times in stomach after being ambushed while attempting to purchase a mobile phone
- Graeme Hunt, 62, was then shot in the chest after coming outside his home to investigate the commotion
- Mr Hunt is currently in a critical condition in hospital
A 27-year-old man has been arrested and charged over the incident
A FATHER of two is fighting for his life after being shot outside his western Sydney home following a bungled armed robbery which also saw a teenager shot four times the stomach.
About 10.50pm last night 19-year-old Rhynal Nand and two friends had diven to Lansdowne St for a mobile phone transaction initiated on the internet only to be ambushed by a group.
One of the offenders got into the car with the teen and allegedly shot him four times in the stomach while three other offenders remained outside.
As the teen sped away in his car to a nearby service station the offenders drove up the street and were confronted by Graeme Hunt.
The 62-year-old interstate truck driver, who has lived in Merrylands for 30 years, was then shot in the chest with neighbors rushing outside to assist him.
A neighbour, who did not want to be named, said he saw the wound in Mr Hunt’s chest and attempted to keep him calm while his wife called Triple-0.
“I heard arguing down the street and then I heard about four to five gun shots,” the neighbour said.
“I looked over and I saw my neighbour laying on the floor. I run over and ask if he’s hurt, he thought he had been tasered and he was in a state of confusion.
“I agreed with him that they were taser shots but I knew they were gun shots. I looked at his chest at his upper right torso and I’ve seen blood and his shirt was ripped.
“I looked up the shirt and I saw a bullet hole.”
Neigbours today described Mr Hunt as “a gentleman who kept to himself”.
Another neighbour said Mr Hunt, an interstate truck driver who has lived in Merrylands for 30 years, was more concerned about not scaring her as he lay on the roadway after being shot. She said he was worried about making sure she was all right instead of being concerned about his own wounds.
“The gunshots were very loud,” the woman, who did not want to be named, said. “We were pinned down inside and stayed down until we heard the car speed off, it was very scary.
“I came out and I called Triple-0 and gave the phone to my husband and I said to Graeme ‘Are you ok?’ and he said ‘I’m okay, don’t worry’.
“He was speaking but he was in a state of confusion.
“He didn’t exactly know what was happening. He didn’t want us to worry about him.”
Police said the two injured men were rushed to Westmead Hospital.
Mr Hunt suffered a gunshot wound to the side of his chest and underwent surgery overnight. he is listed as being in a critical but unstable condition.
The 19-year-old suffered four gunshot wounds to his abdomen and arm and is in a stable condition.
Detective Superintendent Scott Whyte said the offenders made away with goods valued at only a small value.
“They’ve planned an armed robbery,” he said. “I’d act with extreme caution if I was asked to conduct a transaction in a residential street in the middle of the night.”
Det-Supt Whyte labelled the double-shooting a disgrace.
“I can tell you now we will be throwing every resource we possibly can to get these three outstanding - for want of a better term - grubs,’’ he said.
Police arrested a 27-year-old man and raided his home on Lansdowne St this morning. He is currently assisting police with their enquiries.
The arrested man’s father said he was asleep during the shooting and that police had taken his son’s clothes as part of their investigation.
“They took his clothes. I was sleeping (during the shooting),” he said.
Detectives from Rosehill Local Area Command and officers attached to Operation Talon have been tasked with investigating the shootings.
Operation Talon was formed in August last year to combat public place shootings in Sydney.
Friday, February 28, 2014
Australian Council of Trade Unions / GetUp financed Labor Green Loons VOTE People
They make NO Secret of their intentions to implement their Koran's "Rape Jihad" given the opportunity.
Full Story at Mike Smith News
Sunday, January 19, 2014
Amira Karroum,Yusuf Ali and other Australian based Islamic Sociopaths & Hala Trad's "There are times you need to fight"
How many of these Islamic Sociopath's have been embedded here by the previous Labor Green Loon Co Party Government via their Open Borders Policy over the past six years ?
Daily Telegraph
January 18,2014
Pg.38 & 39
Amira Karroum’s friends from school remember her beautiful smile and her bubbly personality. She was a girl who would throw her arms around mates and greet them with a hug and a kiss as she grew up a “sweet and caring” daughter on the Gold Coast beaches, where her dad ran a kebab shop along the Glitter Strip.
To the people who knew her from those days, she would have seemed the unlikeliest terrorist — they would never have thought of her as a religious martyr.
But in the months and weeks leading up to her death last week in a bullet-ridden house in war torn Syria alongside her husband Yusuf Ali, her Facebook posts reveal a young woman heading for a dangerous future — and fully prepared for what she would meet.
“Everything is temporary,” she wrote. And: “Islam is my identity. The burqa is my shield. Jannah (the Islamic garden of paradise) is my destination.’’
The husband she called her “lion”, and the “man of my dreams” wrote in one of his last posts: “Preparing for the grave”.
The couple are not the only Australians to go to their graves as part of the rebel cause bringing down the ruthless regime of President Bashar al-Assad, but as the first Australian woman to die Karroum’s story has shocked a public unable to conceive of anyone dying for a foreign country, for a foreign cause, let alone a highly educated and intelligent young woman from a good family.
“They are being misled and lured into an evil situation that was about freedom but now it is about the abuse of their religion. In many places, recruitment is so subtle that those being recruited may not even know it.’’
It is believed as many as 205 Australians have travelled to the battlefield that is Syria since the conflict began in 2011 — part of a contingent of about 11,000 foreign fighters answering what they see as Allah’s call to battle.
At least five Jihadist death notices have been posted online for Australians in the complex civil war that has so far claimed more than 100,000 lives.
Some Islamic leaders say Australians may be motivated to join the Syrian conflict out of frustration at a perceived lack of international action against the Assad regime. National security agencies fear what the radicalised fighters will bring home with them.
“The best-case scenario is that someone has witnessed the conflict and comes back with enormous psychological baggage,” Kerkyasharian says.
“The worst-case scenario is someone who has gone there, who’s been involved in the fighting, who’s seen fellow combatants killed and they’ve come back with revenge in his or her heart.”
“They can get skills, connections, and may decide to carry out violence,” Zammit says.
“Authorities are very worried. They are aware that this is the greatest mobilisation of Australians to fight with jihadist groups that we’ve ever had.
“They could be travelling there with all sorts of motives, often after having watched footage of people they identify with being killed by the Assad regime. The big issue is what groups they get involved with once over there.”
In 2012 Karroum, who had studied graphic design at Queensland’s University of Technology, moved to Sydney and met USborn Yusuf Ali, a Muslim convert.
They married in April last year and settled at Granville in Sydney’s west — in the heart of the Muslim community.
Despite her education at one of the country’s top Anglican schools, St Hilda’s in Brisbane, Karroum was always a Muslim — but it was not until a couple of years ago that she started to wear a burqa. On her Facebook page, she described her work as a “Slave of Allah” and her posts became increasingly extreme, condemning America, the war on terror and even democracy.
“Today I witnessed hijabi girls promoting democracy with their Tshirts and their stupid voting papers. Kuffars! May Allah guide these strangers!’’ she posted on federal election day last September.
After wild Muslim riots in Sydney’s Hyde Park in 2012 she called for more violence, urging Facebook followers to: “F... the police! Smash the cop cars.”
On the 10th anniversary of the 9/11 terror attacks, she posted: “Worst effing night. I’m proud of being a Muslim!!!!! 10 years of war in Afghanistan for two towers.”
She talked of going to a shooting range and, on Facebook, regularly checked in at a Sydney address she called “Bin Laden’s Cave”. In Granville, Ali is alleged to have been recruited by Hamdi Alqudsi, 39, and sent with another four men to Syria. A sixth, aged 23, was arrested at Brisbane airport.
Alqudsi, a disability pensioner, was arrested in December and accused of being the mastermind behind a network sending Australians to Syria to fight alongside Jabhat al-Nusra and other al-Qaedalinked groups. Alqudsi, charged with recruiting, organising and funding the men, is the husband of controversial Muslim Carnita Matthews — the woman who, in 2010, claimed police tried to rip off her burqa to see her face during a roadside breath test.
They were killed inside a house near the city of Aleppo, which is near the border with Turkey and ground zero of the war, possibly by members of the Free Syrian Army.
The rebels are fighting government troops and other factions trying to oust Assad.
On Facebook, Karroum’s sister Rose, who also embraced Islam and calls herself the “Mujahidah Lioness”, asked for prayers for the couple, who she said had been “martyred”. She described her sister as a “soldier” who had been parted from her husband by “something bigger than them”.
An al-Qaeda fan page posted a photo of Yusuf Ali on Monday, labelling him and his wife martyrs: “May Allah SWT unite them both in the Highest of Heavens ...Ameen.”
Pious Muslim Sociopath Amira Karroum "F … the police! Smash all the cop cars.''
Amira Karroum’s half-brother Karl Karroum said the family had no idea she was going to Syria.
“They are peaceful people,” he said of Amira and her husband.
Gold Coast Islamic Society president Hussin Goss says the couple worshipped at his mosque when they were visiting the Gold Coast. He does not believe they were radicals.
“People say they must have been radicalised in Sydney or on the Gold Coast but the last time I saw Yusuf about six months ago, he was a normal person — smiling, having fun, and praying of course,’’ Goss says.
“Amira was a good girl who did a lot of volunteer work in the community. She was more of a giver than a taker — she had an open heart. I can only say good things about her.’’
Goss says he understood Karroum and Ali had gone to Syria to do “humanitarian work” — not to fight the Syrian government.
“They were over there trying to help because the governments of the world aren’t,’’ he says.
On the Gold Coast, Karroum’s father Mohamad suffered a mild heart attack when he heard the news of her death. Her mother Honor Deane said she was “distraught with grief”.
Just weeks ago Karroum had posted a Facebook photo of her mother with love hearts and emoticons and the words: “My Life, My Mum”.
There are times you need to fight
The Daily Telegraph
January 18,2014
Pg.38
Hala Trad is a 23-year-old philosophy student from Yagoona. She was born in Australia to
Lebanese parents. Her father Keysar fled his homeland in 1976 as a refugee and her mother arrived here in 1986. Here she tells TAYLOR AUERBACH why she sympathises with Australian Muslims who feel compelled to join the war in Syria.
IS Islam against fighting? I don’t know how to answer that question.
It’s not completely against war because war happens. Suicide is completely Haram (against Islam) but war isn’t.
Sometimes you’re in a position where you need to fight. I definitely sympathise with the frustrations of Muslims in Australia who feel like they have to go over to Syria.
I know some people who I believe went over there to fight. People say things. By the way they talk, it seems like they went over for the cause.
The situation in Syria is very hard to hear about, especially from Australia where we can’t do anything. I get goose bumps just thinking about it. So many people are being oppressed by this regime and being displaced.
I’m not qualified to go over, I don’t have the resources. But I can understand how people would do anything to help the people the government regime is oppressing.
It’s hard to tell people not to go over and fight because Islamic people get very heated up by the situation. They feel helpless. It’s not close geographically, but it’s so close to home. One thing that Islam teaches is that we have to help our Muslim brothers and sisters.
This tyrannical regime is oppressing their brothers and sisters and it’s incredibly frustrating.
They feel helpless from here. Could they die as martyrs? It really depends on their motivations for going over there and the situation they were in when they got harmed.
Personally, I’m a philosopher. I think there are other ways to help. Any sort of humanitarian aid that I can do, I do.”
Why Did A Good Girl Go To War ?
Amira Karroum was one of many Australians being recruited to fight in Syria
Greg Stolz,Ashlee Mullany and Chris McMahonDaily Telegraph
January 18,2014
Pg.38 & 39
Amira Karroum’s friends from school remember her beautiful smile and her bubbly personality. She was a girl who would throw her arms around mates and greet them with a hug and a kiss as she grew up a “sweet and caring” daughter on the Gold Coast beaches, where her dad ran a kebab shop along the Glitter Strip.
To the people who knew her from those days, she would have seemed the unlikeliest terrorist — they would never have thought of her as a religious martyr.
But in the months and weeks leading up to her death last week in a bullet-ridden house in war torn Syria alongside her husband Yusuf Ali, her Facebook posts reveal a young woman heading for a dangerous future — and fully prepared for what she would meet.
“Everything is temporary,” she wrote. And: “Islam is my identity. The burqa is my shield. Jannah (the Islamic garden of paradise) is my destination.’’
The husband she called her “lion”, and the “man of my dreams” wrote in one of his last posts: “Preparing for the grave”.
The couple are not the only Australians to go to their graves as part of the rebel cause bringing down the ruthless regime of President Bashar al-Assad, but as the first Australian woman to die Karroum’s story has shocked a public unable to conceive of anyone dying for a foreign country, for a foreign cause, let alone a highly educated and intelligent young woman from a good family.
Young Australian Muslims like Karroum, 22, and Ali are being exploited by radicals and political zealots to go to Syria, says Dr Stepan Kerkyasharian, outgoing chairman of the NSW Community Relations Commission.
“People are being duped into being cannon fodder between the two warring Sunni factions. People are killing each other within their own faith,” he says.“They are being misled and lured into an evil situation that was about freedom but now it is about the abuse of their religion. In many places, recruitment is so subtle that those being recruited may not even know it.’’
It is believed as many as 205 Australians have travelled to the battlefield that is Syria since the conflict began in 2011 — part of a contingent of about 11,000 foreign fighters answering what they see as Allah’s call to battle.
At least five Jihadist death notices have been posted online for Australians in the complex civil war that has so far claimed more than 100,000 lives.
Some Islamic leaders say Australians may be motivated to join the Syrian conflict out of frustration at a perceived lack of international action against the Assad regime. National security agencies fear what the radicalised fighters will bring home with them.
“The best-case scenario is that someone has witnessed the conflict and comes back with enormous psychological baggage,” Kerkyasharian says.
“The worst-case scenario is someone who has gone there, who’s been involved in the fighting, who’s seen fellow combatants killed and they’ve come back with revenge in his or her heart.”
“They can get skills, connections, and may decide to carry out violence,” Zammit says.
“Authorities are very worried. They are aware that this is the greatest mobilisation of Australians to fight with jihadist groups that we’ve ever had.
“They could be travelling there with all sorts of motives, often after having watched footage of people they identify with being killed by the Assad regime. The big issue is what groups they get involved with once over there.”
In 2012 Karroum, who had studied graphic design at Queensland’s University of Technology, moved to Sydney and met USborn Yusuf Ali, a Muslim convert.
They married in April last year and settled at Granville in Sydney’s west — in the heart of the Muslim community.
Despite her education at one of the country’s top Anglican schools, St Hilda’s in Brisbane, Karroum was always a Muslim — but it was not until a couple of years ago that she started to wear a burqa. On her Facebook page, she described her work as a “Slave of Allah” and her posts became increasingly extreme, condemning America, the war on terror and even democracy.
“Today I witnessed hijabi girls promoting democracy with their Tshirts and their stupid voting papers. Kuffars! May Allah guide these strangers!’’ she posted on federal election day last September.
After wild Muslim riots in Sydney’s Hyde Park in 2012 she called for more violence, urging Facebook followers to: “F... the police! Smash the cop cars.”
She talked of going to a shooting range and, on Facebook, regularly checked in at a Sydney address she called “Bin Laden’s Cave”. In Granville, Ali is alleged to have been recruited by Hamdi Alqudsi, 39, and sent with another four men to Syria. A sixth, aged 23, was arrested at Brisbane airport.
Alqudsi, a disability pensioner, was arrested in December and accused of being the mastermind behind a network sending Australians to Syria to fight alongside Jabhat al-Nusra and other al-Qaedalinked groups. Alqudsi, charged with recruiting, organising and funding the men, is the husband of controversial Muslim Carnita Matthews — the woman who, in 2010, claimed police tried to rip off her burqa to see her face during a roadside breath test.
Carnita Matthews thug minders, linked to Radical Muslim Cleric
Carnita Matthews Driving Record
Carnita Matthews husband,Ibrahim Galiel claims “….my wife has suffered”
Australia’s Multicultural Media reports Carnita Matthews to seek costs and compensation from NSW Tax payers.
Judge Defends Decision & Carnita Matthews son Defends Lieing Mother on Sydney Radio
Lieing Muslim Carnita Matthews and former Guantanamo Bay inmate Mamdouh Habib engage in Muslim Festival of LIES and Deceit
Lieing Muslim Hag in a Bag’s supporters aka.Muslim Savages, charge Media and pedestrians whilst invoking the Head Hunters Chant of "allah ackbar" following the appeal of Carnita Matthews been upheld in Sydney Court.
Lieing Muslim, HAG in a BAG, Carnita Matthews Sentenced to six months in Jail, for Lies and Deception,by Sydney, Campbelltown Magistrate.
Yesterday Alqudsi, asked to comment on the current situation in the Middle East said: “No thank you. I don’t speak English, I don’t speak English.”
Ali left Australia for Syria soon after his marriage, saying he was going to do humanitarian work. Karroum followed him just days before Christmas, telling her family she was heading to Denmark to holiday with friends and then do some humanitarian work.They were killed inside a house near the city of Aleppo, which is near the border with Turkey and ground zero of the war, possibly by members of the Free Syrian Army.
The rebels are fighting government troops and other factions trying to oust Assad.
On Facebook, Karroum’s sister Rose, who also embraced Islam and calls herself the “Mujahidah Lioness”, asked for prayers for the couple, who she said had been “martyred”. She described her sister as a “soldier” who had been parted from her husband by “something bigger than them”.
An al-Qaeda fan page posted a photo of Yusuf Ali on Monday, labelling him and his wife martyrs: “May Allah SWT unite them both in the Highest of Heavens ...Ameen.”
Sydney's Occupied Territories: Islamic Sociopath's Inc.,Recruiting for Jihad in Syria to fight with al-Qaeda affiliates
Pious Muslim Sociopath Amira Karroum "F … the police! Smash all the cop cars.''
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Amira Karroum’s half-brother Karl Karroum said the family had no idea she was going to Syria.
“They are peaceful people,” he said of Amira and her husband.
Gold Coast Islamic Society president Hussin Goss says the couple worshipped at his mosque when they were visiting the Gold Coast. He does not believe they were radicals.
“People say they must have been radicalised in Sydney or on the Gold Coast but the last time I saw Yusuf about six months ago, he was a normal person — smiling, having fun, and praying of course,’’ Goss says.
“Amira was a good girl who did a lot of volunteer work in the community. She was more of a giver than a taker — she had an open heart. I can only say good things about her.’’
Goss says he understood Karroum and Ali had gone to Syria to do “humanitarian work” — not to fight the Syrian government.
“They were over there trying to help because the governments of the world aren’t,’’ he says.
On the Gold Coast, Karroum’s father Mohamad suffered a mild heart attack when he heard the news of her death. Her mother Honor Deane said she was “distraught with grief”.
Just weeks ago Karroum had posted a Facebook photo of her mother with love hearts and emoticons and the words: “My Life, My Mum”.
There are times you need to fight
The Daily Telegraph
January 18,2014
Pg.38
Hala Trad is a 23-year-old philosophy student from Yagoona. She was born in Australia to
IS Islam against fighting? I don’t know how to answer that question.
It’s not completely against war because war happens. Suicide is completely Haram (against Islam) but war isn’t.
Sometimes you’re in a position where you need to fight. I definitely sympathise with the frustrations of Muslims in Australia who feel like they have to go over to Syria.
I know some people who I believe went over there to fight. People say things. By the way they talk, it seems like they went over for the cause.
The situation in Syria is very hard to hear about, especially from Australia where we can’t do anything. I get goose bumps just thinking about it. So many people are being oppressed by this regime and being displaced.
I’m not qualified to go over, I don’t have the resources. But I can understand how people would do anything to help the people the government regime is oppressing.
It’s hard to tell people not to go over and fight because Islamic people get very heated up by the situation. They feel helpless. It’s not close geographically, but it’s so close to home. One thing that Islam teaches is that we have to help our Muslim brothers and sisters.
This tyrannical regime is oppressing their brothers and sisters and it’s incredibly frustrating.
They feel helpless from here. Could they die as martyrs? It really depends on their motivations for going over there and the situation they were in when they got harmed.
Personally, I’m a philosopher. I think there are other ways to help. Any sort of humanitarian aid that I can do, I do.”
Thursday, January 16, 2014
Wednesday, January 15, 2014
Rose Karroum aka."Mujahidah Lioness" claims her dead Jihadi sister Amira Karroum was a "soldier" (enemy combatant ?)
How many of these Koran inspired Sociopath's have been embedded into Australian society by the Labor Green Loon VOTE People SCAM over the past forty years in the name of Multiculturalism,Cultural Enrichment,Diversity,Harmony Day,Tolerance and the "All Cultures Religions Behaviours are Equal chant of the Progressives?
Rose Karroum writes Facebook tribute to sister Amira, killed in Syria alongside husband Yusaf Ali
Greg Stolz
Courier Mail
January 15,2014
AMIRA Karroum was a "soldier" (Enemy Combatant)who died with the man who "made her heart flutter", her sister says.
In a heartfelt tribute, Rose Karroum told their mother she had raised "a beautiful daughter" and should be proud.
Rose, also a devout Muslim who calls herself "Mujahidah Lioness" on Facebook, took to the social networking site yesterday to try to console her distraught mum Honor Deane.
Rose, who lived with her sister in Sydney,(Sydney's Occupied Territories) told of the love Amira and husband Yusuf Ali shared.
"Amira said that she felt her heart flutter and Yusuf said that she was his destiny," Ms Karroum told her mother on Facebook.
"They were parted by something bigger than them but she always said to me that she would be with him again.(No you wont Jihadi, he will be enjoying the company of his new found 72 Virgins, or does the koran lie?)
"She was put through trials and hard times but she was a soldier (Enemy Combatant) and kept going.
Grieving mother tells of her pain
"She was an exceptional woman, a humanitarian, someone who put the needs of others before herself.
"U raised a beautiful daughter mum be proud."
Ms Deane responded: "Darling I raised you too . . . equally as proud rose."
Rose Karroum returned to the Gold Coast yesterday to be with her mother.
People were delivering flowers to Ms Deane yesterday but the sobbing mum said she was too upset to be interviewed.
"I'm sorry, I'm grieving my beautiful daughter,'' she said.
Below is just a little of what Honor Dean's "...... beautiful daughter " Amira and her pathetic grub of a "husband" support, I hope ASIO has their eye on the rest of these Islamic Insurgents resident on Australian soil.
Surely this is a case for immediate deportation to an Islamic Utopia of their choosing for the entire family and anyone else associated with them.
The fruit of the Islamic Sociopath
The Latest Shocking Brutalization of Women in Syria
The Truth on the Encroachment of Global Islamism
January 13,2014
Not only Christians, but all women have been banned from sitting on chairs, seeing male gynecologists, smoking, and much more besides. All this from Islamist “freedom fighters” in Syria
Massacres, beheadings, rapes and the rest often take place whenever and wherever Islamic jihadis take over. Lesser known but often no less troubling, however, is the aftermath of occupation — the everyday “rules” and laws the jihadis enforce once they’re in charge.
Consider the al-Qaeda-linked Islamic State of Iraq and Levant’s (ISIL) recent occupation of Raqqah, a city in northern Syria. First there was the overt violence. Among other acts of savagery, the jihadi organization attacked two churches – the Church of the Annunciation and the Church of Martyrs – broke their crosses, burned their Bibles, and raised the Islamic flag in triumph.
One video depicts a Muslim “freedom fighter” smashing a Virgin Mary statue to shouts of Islam’s war cry, “Allahu Akbar!”
Now consider the rules that organizations like ISIL enforce on those people living in the territories they occupy — that is, the inevitable “talibanization” of societies where Islamic supremacists hold sway.
A Syrian news clip recounts the following new laws ISIL promulgated in a statement it issued soon after taking over Raqqah:
Women are banned from sitting on chairs (as reported verbatim).
All women are obligated to wear Islamic attire, such as the niqab and burqa (which cover the entire body and face); sweaters, jeans, and makeup of any kind are strictly banned.
Female clothing is not to be displayed in shop windows, and only women are allowed to work there; if a man is found on the grounds the shop faces closure.
Women are banned from seeing male gynecologists (thus severely hampering their ability to see doctors, most of whom are men in Syria).
Smoking—cigarettes, water pipes, etc.—is banned. Violators could face the death penalty; shops found selling cigarettes are to be burned to the ground.
All barbershops are to be closed down and men forbidden from having short hair, wearing modern hairstyles or using hair products; men are also forbidden from wearing low-waist jeans.
Anyone who uses the word “Daash” (an Arabic acronym for the Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant in Arabic) will receive 70 whippings; the organization is to be referred to by its proper name.
The punishments are indeed severe: swindling taxi drivers face repercussions ranging from chopped hands to chopped heads; the reason cited is that their swindling may somehow interfere with a passenger’s worship (e.g., a Muslim seeking to go to mosque at the proper time).
Likewise, shop owners who do not shut down during prayer times must face the consequences.
All this is a reminder that, while the Islamic jihad may lead to brief, spectacular forms of terror — massacres, beheadings, rapes, bombed churches and the like — its aftermath and goal, purportedly the creation of a “perfect Islamic society,” is “spectacular” in its own way, especially for women, who become virtually invisible members of society.
Article courtesy of Raymond Ibrahim
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Rose Karroum writes Facebook tribute to sister Amira, killed in Syria alongside husband Yusaf Ali
Greg Stolz
Courier Mail
January 15,2014
AMIRA Karroum was a "soldier" (Enemy Combatant)who died with the man who "made her heart flutter", her sister says.
In a heartfelt tribute, Rose Karroum told their mother she had raised "a beautiful daughter" and should be proud.
Ms Karroum once likened a location in Sydney's southwest to "Osama Bin Laden's Cave"."Today I witnessed hijabi girls promoting democracy with their tee shirts and their stupid voting papers. Kuffars! May Allah guide these strangers.''
Five says earlier she posted: "Islam is my identity. The burqa is my shield. Jannah (heaven) is my destination.''Amira Karroum September 7 2013
After the Muslim riots in Hyde Park in September, 2012, Karroum called for more violence, telling her Facebook followers: "F … the police! Smash all the cop cars.''"Islam is my identity. The burqa is my shield. Jannah (heaven) is my destination.''
"Worst effing night. I'm proud of being a Muslim! 10 years of war in Afghanistan for two towers,'' she wrote on September 11, 2011.
Rose, who lived with her sister in Sydney,(Sydney's Occupied Territories) told of the love Amira and husband Yusuf Ali shared.
"Amira said that she felt her heart flutter and Yusuf said that she was his destiny," Ms Karroum told her mother on Facebook.
"They were parted by something bigger than them but she always said to me that she would be with him again.(No you wont Jihadi, he will be enjoying the company of his new found 72 Virgins, or does the koran lie?)
"She was put through trials and hard times but she was a soldier (Enemy Combatant) and kept going.
Grieving mother tells of her pain
"She was an exceptional woman, a humanitarian, someone who put the needs of others before herself.
"U raised a beautiful daughter mum be proud."
Ms Deane responded: "Darling I raised you too . . . equally as proud rose."
Rose Karroum returned to the Gold Coast yesterday to be with her mother.
People were delivering flowers to Ms Deane yesterday but the sobbing mum said she was too upset to be interviewed.
"I'm sorry, I'm grieving my beautiful daughter,'' she said.
Below is just a little of what Honor Dean's "...... beautiful daughter " Amira and her pathetic grub of a "husband" support, I hope ASIO has their eye on the rest of these Islamic Insurgents resident on Australian soil.
Surely this is a case for immediate deportation to an Islamic Utopia of their choosing for the entire family and anyone else associated with them.
The fruit of the Islamic Sociopath
The Latest Shocking Brutalization of Women in Syria
The Truth on the Encroachment of Global Islamism
January 13,2014
Not only Christians, but all women have been banned from sitting on chairs, seeing male gynecologists, smoking, and much more besides. All this from Islamist “freedom fighters” in Syria
Massacres, beheadings, rapes and the rest often take place whenever and wherever Islamic jihadis take over. Lesser known but often no less troubling, however, is the aftermath of occupation — the everyday “rules” and laws the jihadis enforce once they’re in charge.
Consider the al-Qaeda-linked Islamic State of Iraq and Levant’s (ISIL) recent occupation of Raqqah, a city in northern Syria. First there was the overt violence. Among other acts of savagery, the jihadi organization attacked two churches – the Church of the Annunciation and the Church of Martyrs – broke their crosses, burned their Bibles, and raised the Islamic flag in triumph.
One video depicts a Muslim “freedom fighter” smashing a Virgin Mary statue to shouts of Islam’s war cry, “Allahu Akbar!”
Now consider the rules that organizations like ISIL enforce on those people living in the territories they occupy — that is, the inevitable “talibanization” of societies where Islamic supremacists hold sway.
A Syrian news clip recounts the following new laws ISIL promulgated in a statement it issued soon after taking over Raqqah:
Women are banned from sitting on chairs (as reported verbatim).
All women are obligated to wear Islamic attire, such as the niqab and burqa (which cover the entire body and face); sweaters, jeans, and makeup of any kind are strictly banned.
Female clothing is not to be displayed in shop windows, and only women are allowed to work there; if a man is found on the grounds the shop faces closure.
Women are banned from seeing male gynecologists (thus severely hampering their ability to see doctors, most of whom are men in Syria).
Smoking—cigarettes, water pipes, etc.—is banned. Violators could face the death penalty; shops found selling cigarettes are to be burned to the ground.
All barbershops are to be closed down and men forbidden from having short hair, wearing modern hairstyles or using hair products; men are also forbidden from wearing low-waist jeans.
Anyone who uses the word “Daash” (an Arabic acronym for the Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant in Arabic) will receive 70 whippings; the organization is to be referred to by its proper name.
The punishments are indeed severe: swindling taxi drivers face repercussions ranging from chopped hands to chopped heads; the reason cited is that their swindling may somehow interfere with a passenger’s worship (e.g., a Muslim seeking to go to mosque at the proper time).
Likewise, shop owners who do not shut down during prayer times must face the consequences.
All this is a reminder that, while the Islamic jihad may lead to brief, spectacular forms of terror — massacres, beheadings, rapes, bombed churches and the like — its aftermath and goal, purportedly the creation of a “perfect Islamic society,” is “spectacular” in its own way, especially for women, who become virtually invisible members of society.
Article courtesy of Raymond Ibrahim
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Tuesday, January 14, 2014
Australian Based Muslim Jihadi's Amira Karroum and Yusuf Ali Killed in Syria.... NEXT!!!!
There is something very wrong with this story.
Aussie beauty killed in Syrian hell hole had a secret jihad life
Clementine Cuneo
The Daily Telegraph
January 14,2014
CLAD in a black burqa, Sydney woman Amira Karroum bore no resemblance to the fresh-faced student from one of the country's most prestigious Anglican schools when she died in a bullet-ridden house in Syria last week.
The 22-year-old had left her western Sydney home just days before Christmas, telling her family she was heading to Denmark to holiday with friends and then do some humanitarian work.
'MY HEART WILL NEVER HEAL': A MOTHER'S GRIEF
MOVE TO SYDNEY CREATED A RADICAL
But on Saturday morning, Department of Foreign Affairs officials broke the news to Karroum's father Mohamad and mother Honor Deane their daughter and her Muslim husband, Yusuf Ali, had died in the war-torn country, the latest victims of the conflict that has been raging since 2011.
Gold Coast-based Mr Karroum, who runs a kebab shop in Broadwater, collapsed with a heart attack after hearing the devastating news.
Amira Karroum and her husband were killed inside a house near the city of Aleppo, ground zero of the war near the border with Turkey, last Thursday, possibly by members of the Free Syrian Army, which is fighting government troops and other factions of the rebel movement trying to oust President Bashar al-Assad.
When she finished school five years ago, before moving to Granville in Sydney's western suburbs, ( aka. Sydney's Occupied Territories) Karroum showed no hint of being the radical Muslim she would become.
Her half-brother Karl Karroum said yesterday it was a mystery how she came to be in Syria.
"We had no idea she was going to Syria. She left Sydney about December 20, I think, andsaid she was going to Copenhagen for a holiday with friends and to do some humanitarian work," Mr Karroum said.
"How or why she ended up in Syria, we just don't know.
"I mean, her husband lives in Syria, so that's obviously why she went there, but we thought he was going to meet up with her in Copenhagen."
Karroum grew up on Queensland's Gold Coast, where she was educated at the prestigious St Hilda's school, graduating in 2008. She then enrolled to study graphic design at Queensland's University of Technology.
Karl Karroum said his half-sister was always a Muslim, despite her Anglican education.
"She was born a Muslim, so was her sister Rose. Their mum isn't Muslim, but our dad is," he said.
"She went to that school because it was the best education, and an all-girls' school ... it suited our faith."
He said Karroum did not wear a burqua or niqab, traditional Muslim dress for women, until a few years ago.
"She started wearing it once she studied her religion more as an adult ... she definitely wasn't a recent convert to Islam, that's not right," he said.
In mid-2012, Karroum moved to Granville, in Sydney's western suburbs,( aka. Sydney's Occupied Territories) where she met Ali, who is believed to be a Muslim convert originally from North America. They married in Sydney in April last year.
Ali left Granville and headed to Syria soon after the wedding, telling friends at a Granville mosque he was going to do humanitarian work. It is understood some worshippers at the mosque suspected he was planning to fight for a jihadist faction.
But Karl Karroum said he had no knowledge of Ali's involvement in the civil war in Syria.
"They are peaceful people," he said.
On Facebook, Ms Karroum's sister Rose asked for prayers in the dead pair's honour, claiming they had been "martyred".
"Please everyone make dua for my sister Amira Ali and brother Inlaw Yusuf. They have been martyred," she wrote.
"I miss u already. May Allah grant u and Yusuf the highest of heavens and be together always. Love u my beautiful sister Amira Ali."
Last night the grieving family was waiting for Mr Karroum Sr's blood pressure to drop before he could fly to Sydney and begin making plans to bring his daughter's body home.
"Dad's planning to come to Sydney once his blood pressure comes down, and then we can make funeral plans," Mr Karroum said.
"It's such an awful time. We really don't know what's happened ... we need to get to the bottom of a lot of things.''
DFAT said in a statement yesterday that Australians were "strongly advised" not to travel to Syria because of the "extremely serious security situation" in that country.
"Australia does not have an embassy or consulate in Syria,'' the DFAT statement said.
"The Australian government's capacity to deliver consular assistance in Syria is extremely limited.''
A young married couple from Sydney are thought to have been killed by the Free Syrian Army near Aleppo last week.
Service held for husband and wife, Yusuf and Amira Ali, thought to have died in Syria
ABC
A mosque in Sydney's west has held a service for two Australians believed to have been killed in Syria.
Yusuf Ali and his wife Amira are thought to have been killed by the Free Syrian Army near Aleppo last week.
It is understood the couple had lived on the Gold Coast in Queensland and Granville in Sydney's inner-west before moving to Syria.
Yusuf is believed to have moved to Syria a year ago, while his 22-year-old wife travelled there a month ago.
Shaykh Omar El Banna from the Masjid Noor Mosque in Granville says the couple indicated they were going to Syria to help the humanitarian effort.
"Maybe a year ago we heard that he had left to help with humanitarian aid there," he said.
"Of course, since then all news has been cut off. We didn't hear any more of that.
"His wife Amira followed up later when they secured accommodation."
But he says no-one in the community knows for certain what happened to the pair.
"The rumours that are coming now and the information coming - no-one really knows what's happening," he said.
"We're just hearing conflicting reports of how he died, who attacked.
"We really don't know what the intricate details of what happened.
"All that we know is that when he left he was going for aid."
DFAT still investigating reports of pair's deaths
The Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) is still trying to confirm the deaths.
A DFAT spokeswoman said earlier that Australia does not have an embassy or consulate in Syria and the Government's capacity to deliver assistance in the country is limited.
A number of Australians have been directly involved in the Syrian conflict, causing concern for Australian officials.
If the deaths are confirmed, it would bring the number of Australians killed in the conflict to seven.
In December, the Australian Federal Police (AFP) arrested two Sydney men, one of whom allegedly tried to leave Australia to go fight on the frontline in Syria.
The other man was accused of acting as a ringleader to recruit fighters for the Syrian conflict.
Increasing number of Australians joining hardline groups
Earlier last year a suspected Brisbane man was thought to have become Australia's first suicide bomber in the Syrian conflict.
The Syrian militias are happy to get new recruits, but want them to bring money for weapons and supplies, and there is evidence many would-be jihadists raise money in Australia before heading to Syria.
The AFP says from 2012 to 2013 there was a substantial increase in the number of Australians joining hardline groups.
Police believe in just a year the number has risen from a few to 20 or 30, possibly more.
The news comes as a monitor group said almost 700 people were killed in Syria in just eight days
in early January.
Aussie beauty killed in Syrian hell hole had a secret jihad life
Clementine Cuneo
The Daily Telegraph
January 14,2014
CLAD in a black burqa, Sydney woman Amira Karroum bore no resemblance to the fresh-faced student from one of the country's most prestigious Anglican schools when she died in a bullet-ridden house in Syria last week.
The 22-year-old had left her western Sydney home just days before Christmas, telling her family she was heading to Denmark to holiday with friends and then do some humanitarian work.'MY HEART WILL NEVER HEAL': A MOTHER'S GRIEF
MOVE TO SYDNEY CREATED A RADICAL
But on Saturday morning, Department of Foreign Affairs officials broke the news to Karroum's father Mohamad and mother Honor Deane their daughter and her Muslim husband, Yusuf Ali, had died in the war-torn country, the latest victims of the conflict that has been raging since 2011.
Gold Coast-based Mr Karroum, who runs a kebab shop in Broadwater, collapsed with a heart attack after hearing the devastating news.
Amira Karroum and her husband were killed inside a house near the city of Aleppo, ground zero of the war near the border with Turkey, last Thursday, possibly by members of the Free Syrian Army, which is fighting government troops and other factions of the rebel movement trying to oust President Bashar al-Assad.
When she finished school five years ago, before moving to Granville in Sydney's western suburbs, ( aka. Sydney's Occupied Territories) Karroum showed no hint of being the radical Muslim she would become.
Her half-brother Karl Karroum said yesterday it was a mystery how she came to be in Syria.
"We had no idea she was going to Syria. She left Sydney about December 20, I think, andsaid she was going to Copenhagen for a holiday with friends and to do some humanitarian work," Mr Karroum said."How or why she ended up in Syria, we just don't know.
"I mean, her husband lives in Syria, so that's obviously why she went there, but we thought he was going to meet up with her in Copenhagen."
Karroum grew up on Queensland's Gold Coast, where she was educated at the prestigious St Hilda's school, graduating in 2008. She then enrolled to study graphic design at Queensland's University of Technology.
Karl Karroum said his half-sister was always a Muslim, despite her Anglican education.
"She was born a Muslim, so was her sister Rose. Their mum isn't Muslim, but our dad is," he said.
"She went to that school because it was the best education, and an all-girls' school ... it suited our faith."
He said Karroum did not wear a burqua or niqab, traditional Muslim dress for women, until a few years ago.
"She started wearing it once she studied her religion more as an adult ... she definitely wasn't a recent convert to Islam, that's not right," he said.
In mid-2012, Karroum moved to Granville, in Sydney's western suburbs,( aka. Sydney's Occupied Territories) where she met Ali, who is believed to be a Muslim convert originally from North America. They married in Sydney in April last year.
Ali left Granville and headed to Syria soon after the wedding, telling friends at a Granville mosque he was going to do humanitarian work. It is understood some worshippers at the mosque suspected he was planning to fight for a jihadist faction.
But Karl Karroum said he had no knowledge of Ali's involvement in the civil war in Syria.
"They are peaceful people," he said.
On Facebook, Ms Karroum's sister Rose asked for prayers in the dead pair's honour, claiming they had been "martyred".
"Please everyone make dua for my sister Amira Ali and brother Inlaw Yusuf. They have been martyred," she wrote.
"I miss u already. May Allah grant u and Yusuf the highest of heavens and be together always. Love u my beautiful sister Amira Ali."
Last night the grieving family was waiting for Mr Karroum Sr's blood pressure to drop before he could fly to Sydney and begin making plans to bring his daughter's body home.
"Dad's planning to come to Sydney once his blood pressure comes down, and then we can make funeral plans," Mr Karroum said.
"It's such an awful time. We really don't know what's happened ... we need to get to the bottom of a lot of things.''
DFAT said in a statement yesterday that Australians were "strongly advised" not to travel to Syria because of the "extremely serious security situation" in that country.
"Australia does not have an embassy or consulate in Syria,'' the DFAT statement said.
"The Australian government's capacity to deliver consular assistance in Syria is extremely limited.''
A young married couple from Sydney are thought to have been killed by the Free Syrian Army near Aleppo last week.
Service held for husband and wife, Yusuf and Amira Ali, thought to have died in Syria
ABC
A mosque in Sydney's west has held a service for two Australians believed to have been killed in Syria.
Yusuf Ali and his wife Amira are thought to have been killed by the Free Syrian Army near Aleppo last week.
It is understood the couple had lived on the Gold Coast in Queensland and Granville in Sydney's inner-west before moving to Syria.
Yusuf is believed to have moved to Syria a year ago, while his 22-year-old wife travelled there a month ago.
Shaykh Omar El Banna from the Masjid Noor Mosque in Granville says the couple indicated they were going to Syria to help the humanitarian effort.
"Maybe a year ago we heard that he had left to help with humanitarian aid there," he said.
"Of course, since then all news has been cut off. We didn't hear any more of that.
"His wife Amira followed up later when they secured accommodation."
But he says no-one in the community knows for certain what happened to the pair.
"The rumours that are coming now and the information coming - no-one really knows what's happening," he said.
"We're just hearing conflicting reports of how he died, who attacked.
"We really don't know what the intricate details of what happened.
"All that we know is that when he left he was going for aid."
DFAT still investigating reports of pair's deaths
The Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) is still trying to confirm the deaths.
A DFAT spokeswoman said earlier that Australia does not have an embassy or consulate in Syria and the Government's capacity to deliver assistance in the country is limited.
A number of Australians have been directly involved in the Syrian conflict, causing concern for Australian officials.
If the deaths are confirmed, it would bring the number of Australians killed in the conflict to seven.
In December, the Australian Federal Police (AFP) arrested two Sydney men, one of whom allegedly tried to leave Australia to go fight on the frontline in Syria.
The other man was accused of acting as a ringleader to recruit fighters for the Syrian conflict.
Increasing number of Australians joining hardline groups
Earlier last year a suspected Brisbane man was thought to have become Australia's first suicide bomber in the Syrian conflict.
The Syrian militias are happy to get new recruits, but want them to bring money for weapons and supplies, and there is evidence many would-be jihadists raise money in Australia before heading to Syria.
The AFP says from 2012 to 2013 there was a substantial increase in the number of Australians joining hardline groups.
Police believe in just a year the number has risen from a few to 20 or 30, possibly more.
The news comes as a monitor group said almost 700 people were killed in Syria in just eight days
in early January.
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