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Sunday, January 19, 2014
Nearly two Sydney women a week converting to Islam .. Invented BY a Sociopath FOR Sociopath's
Almost two Sydney women a week are converting to Islam
Ben McClellan
The Sunday Telegraph
January 19,2014
MORE THAN 100 people - most of them women - are converting to Islam in Sydney each year, and experts warn some new converts are more likely to adopt extremist elements of the religion.
Such radicalism was highlighted by the death last week in Syria of former Queensland Anglican schoolgirl turned Muslim jihadist Amira Karroum, 22, who is believed to have been killed by rebel fighters in Aleppo alongside her US-born husband Yusuf Ali.
Pious Muslim Sociopath Amira Karroum "F … the police! Smash all the cop cars.''
Ms Karroum had adopted an extremist form of the faith, praising terrorist Osama bin Laden and supporting the violent Muslim riots in Sydney in 2012.
The pair were based in Granville before travelling to Syria to fight in December.
Another Granville man, Caner Temel, 22, has been named as the latest Australian victim of the civil war in Syria.
The Australian New Muslim Association estimates two-thirds of the converts they see each year are female, with more than 60 per cent converting because of their husbands or partners.
Julia Moukhallalati was just 18 when she swapped her Orthodox Christian upbringing for the mosques of western Sydney.
Soon after, Mrs Moukhallalati, 22, converted to Sunni Islam. She met her Lebanese-Australian husband Raed while asking about halal meat in a restaurant. They married just three months later and live in a granny flat behind her in-laws.
Mrs Moukhallalati, originally from Sutherland Shire, said her relationship with her family was still a "work in progress".
"My parents pushed me to be Orthodox but they never had answers to my questions," she said, adding she had always been fascinated with Islam and believed it put women on a pedestal, rather than oppressing them.
"As soon as I started studying it I knew I had to be a part of it," she said. "I loved how a woman was treated. She is treated like a rare diamond, she is honoured in the family."
Mrs Moukhallalati said although she believed it was her duty to spread the word of Islam, she didn't agree with travelling overseas to fight.
"It's pretty sad. There are some Muslims who are extreme, but I believe in moderation," she said.
"It's the best thing I have done, but make sure they (converts) go to the right source. A lot of information on the internet could not really be what Islam teaches.
"You want to learn the truth as Islam is, not how some people portray it to be."
Mrs Moukhallalati said she did not feel obligated to wear the face-covering niqab but did wear a headscarf.
"I put in more pride and effort with the scarf on.
"Now that I'm scarfed I feel more beautiful," she said.
Australian Muslim Women's Association head Silma Ihram converted from Christianity during a trip to Indonesia in 1976 at 24.
She said converts were sometimes guided by more extreme interpretations.
That meant they fell out with their families and were susceptible to radical elements., she said.
Ben McClellan
The Sunday Telegraph
January 19,2014
MORE THAN 100 people - most of them women - are converting to Islam in Sydney each year, and experts warn some new converts are more likely to adopt extremist elements of the religion.
Such radicalism was highlighted by the death last week in Syria of former Queensland Anglican schoolgirl turned Muslim jihadist Amira Karroum, 22, who is believed to have been killed by rebel fighters in Aleppo alongside her US-born husband Yusuf Ali.
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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Ms Karroum had adopted an extremist form of the faith, praising terrorist Osama bin Laden and supporting the violent Muslim riots in Sydney in 2012.
The pair were based in Granville before travelling to Syria to fight in December.
Another Granville man, Caner Temel, 22, has been named as the latest Australian victim of the civil war in Syria.
The Australian New Muslim Association estimates two-thirds of the converts they see each year are female, with more than 60 per cent converting because of their husbands or partners.
Julia Moukhallalati was just 18 when she swapped her Orthodox Christian upbringing for the mosques of western Sydney.
Soon after, Mrs Moukhallalati, 22, converted to Sunni Islam. She met her Lebanese-Australian husband Raed while asking about halal meat in a restaurant. They married just three months later and live in a granny flat behind her in-laws.
Mrs Moukhallalati, originally from Sutherland Shire, said her relationship with her family was still a "work in progress".
"My parents pushed me to be Orthodox but they never had answers to my questions," she said, adding she had always been fascinated with Islam and believed it put women on a pedestal, rather than oppressing them.
"As soon as I started studying it I knew I had to be a part of it," she said. "I loved how a woman was treated. She is treated like a rare diamond, she is honoured in the family."
Mrs Moukhallalati said although she believed it was her duty to spread the word of Islam, she didn't agree with travelling overseas to fight.
"It's pretty sad. There are some Muslims who are extreme, but I believe in moderation," she said.
"It's the best thing I have done, but make sure they (converts) go to the right source. A lot of information on the internet could not really be what Islam teaches.
"You want to learn the truth as Islam is, not how some people portray it to be."
Mrs Moukhallalati said she did not feel obligated to wear the face-covering niqab but did wear a headscarf.
"I put in more pride and effort with the scarf on.
"Now that I'm scarfed I feel more beautiful," she said.
Australian Muslim Women's Association head Silma Ihram converted from Christianity during a trip to Indonesia in 1976 at 24.
She said converts were sometimes guided by more extreme interpretations.
That meant they fell out with their families and were susceptible to radical elements., she said.
Saturday, January 18, 2014
Sydney's Occupied Territories: Islamic Sociopath's Inc.,Recruiting for Jihad in Syria to fight with al-Qaeda affiliates
Syrian mission: Australians recruited to fight with al-Qaeda affiliates
Rachel Olding
SMH
January 17, 2014.
A Sydney man who died in Syria with his wife was allegedly recruited to the battlefield by a radical disability pensioner living in the western suburbs.
Fairfax Media can reveal that Yusuf Ali was one of six men allegedly sent to the frontline by Hamdi Alqudsi, 39, to fight with terrorist organisations in the country's civil war.
Mr Alqudsi, from St Helen's Park, was charged in December with recruiting, funding and organising for the men to travel to Syria to fight with Jabhat al-Nusra and other al-Qaeda affiliates.
Despite dismantling Mr Alqudsi's alleged recruitment network, the Australian Federal Police fear more are operating, fuelling a constant flow of Australians going to Syria.
''Our real concern is getting a handle on the number of people going,'' AFP Deputy Commissioner Peter Drennan said.
It is believed Mr Ali and his wife, Amira, 22, were killed by the Free Syrian Army on Saturday after being caught in factional fighting between rebel groups.
Mr Ali was known as Tyler Hunt and Tyler Casey before he converted to Islam four years ago during a chance dinner with a Muslim man in his Gold Coast apartment block.
He was born into a large Christian family in Colorado, in the US, where his parents and siblings were in mourning on Thursday.
His heartbroken mother, Kristine Hunt, posted a photo from the last time she saw her son, saying she was too distraught to pick up the phone or respond to condolences.
''It's just been too hard,'' she said.
His family, including cousins in Queensland and half-brother Dario Hunt, a professional basketballer in the US, did not wish to comment.
Mr Ali married Amira Karroum who had been to school in Queensland in 2012 and they settled in Granville, in Sydney's west, to be closer to the Muslim community, Amira's uncle said.
And it was there that they came into contact with Mr Alqudsi through attending a network of mosques and lectures.
Mr Alqudsi, who also goes by the name Ibrahim Galiel, participated in the violent Muslim protests in Hyde Park last year and has two wives, one of whom - Carnita Matthews, caused controversy of her own in 2011 when she refused to remove her burqa for police conducting a random breath test.
During Mr Alqudsi's court appearance in December he claimed he could only raise $500 bail because he lived on a modest disability pension. However, a section of the Muslim community mustered the required $10,000 to secure his release.
The whereabouts of the remaining five men he allegedly sent to Syria are unknown but they have not returned to Australia.
A seventh man, Amin Iman Mohamad, from Lidcombe, was arrested at Brisbane Airport in December and charged with preparing to engage in foreign hostile activities.
Another participant in the Hyde Park riot, 23-year-old Mohamed Zubhi, from Liverpool, is also in Syria.
Mr Zubhi, who once told ABC radio that Muslim youth ''don't want to apologise [to our leaders] for our behaviour'' during the protest, left Australia in March last year.
According to research by the Norwegian terrorism expert Thomas Hegghammer, one in nine Westerners who train or fight overseas with a jihadist insurgency group returns to become involved in a terrorist plot.
Federal Attorney-General George Brandis said he remained ''deeply concerned for the safety of Australians in Syria'' due to ''ongoing military conflict, kidnappings and terrorist attacks''.
Mr Brandis also said the government was concerned about the radicalisation of those who returned to Australia with capabilities acquired through fighting or training with extremist groups.
Dead Australian based Islamic Sociopath Yusuf Ali recruited to fight for Al Qaeda and its affiliate Jabh at al Nusra in Syria
Dead Muslim Australian based Jihadist Amira Karroum an "abusive" "threatening" "vandal" "you don't know who I know" according to neighbours in unit complex.
Rachel Olding
SMH
January 17, 2014.
A Sydney man who died in Syria with his wife was allegedly recruited to the battlefield by a radical disability pensioner living in the western suburbs.
Fairfax Media can reveal that Yusuf Ali was one of six men allegedly sent to the frontline by Hamdi Alqudsi, 39, to fight with terrorist organisations in the country's civil war.
Mr Alqudsi, from St Helen's Park, was charged in December with recruiting, funding and organising for the men to travel to Syria to fight with Jabhat al-Nusra and other al-Qaeda affiliates.
Despite dismantling Mr Alqudsi's alleged recruitment network, the Australian Federal Police fear more are operating, fuelling a constant flow of Australians going to Syria.
''Our real concern is getting a handle on the number of people going,'' AFP Deputy Commissioner Peter Drennan said.
It is believed Mr Ali and his wife, Amira, 22, were killed by the Free Syrian Army on Saturday after being caught in factional fighting between rebel groups.
Mr Ali was known as Tyler Hunt and Tyler Casey before he converted to Islam four years ago during a chance dinner with a Muslim man in his Gold Coast apartment block.
He was born into a large Christian family in Colorado, in the US, where his parents and siblings were in mourning on Thursday.
His heartbroken mother, Kristine Hunt, posted a photo from the last time she saw her son, saying she was too distraught to pick up the phone or respond to condolences.
''It's just been too hard,'' she said.
His family, including cousins in Queensland and half-brother Dario Hunt, a professional basketballer in the US, did not wish to comment.
Mr Ali married Amira Karroum who had been to school in Queensland in 2012 and they settled in Granville, in Sydney's west, to be closer to the Muslim community, Amira's uncle said.
And it was there that they came into contact with Mr Alqudsi through attending a network of mosques and lectures.
Mr Alqudsi, who also goes by the name Ibrahim Galiel, participated in the violent Muslim protests in Hyde Park last year and has two wives, one of whom - Carnita Matthews, caused controversy of her own in 2011 when she refused to remove her burqa for police conducting a random 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.
During Mr Alqudsi's court appearance in December he claimed he could only raise $500 bail because he lived on a modest disability pension. However, a section of the Muslim community mustered the required $10,000 to secure his release.
The whereabouts of the remaining five men he allegedly sent to Syria are unknown but they have not returned to Australia.
A seventh man, Amin Iman Mohamad, from Lidcombe, was arrested at Brisbane Airport in December and charged with preparing to engage in foreign hostile activities.
Another participant in the Hyde Park riot, 23-year-old Mohamed Zubhi, from Liverpool, is also in Syria.
Mr Zubhi, who once told ABC radio that Muslim youth ''don't want to apologise [to our leaders] for our behaviour'' during the protest, left Australia in March last year.
According to research by the Norwegian terrorism expert Thomas Hegghammer, one in nine Westerners who train or fight overseas with a jihadist insurgency group returns to become involved in a terrorist plot.
Federal Attorney-General George Brandis said he remained ''deeply concerned for the safety of Australians in Syria'' due to ''ongoing military conflict, kidnappings and terrorist attacks''.
Mr Brandis also said the government was concerned about the radicalisation of those who returned to Australia with capabilities acquired through fighting or training with extremist groups.
Dead Australian based Islamic Sociopath Yusuf Ali recruited to fight for Al Qaeda and its affiliate Jabh at al Nusra in Syria
Dead Muslim Australian based Jihadist Amira Karroum an "abusive" "threatening" "vandal" "you don't know who I know" according to neighbours in unit complex.
Omar Halaby 19 year old Muslim Insurgent / Rioter and Disability Pensioner.
Muslim rioter and vandal Omar Halaby spared jail following September 15 2012 Sydney CBD Muslim Insurgency Riots..Life on the pension is a riot for Omar
What makes the "Mufti of Sydney's Occupied Territories and his fellow insurgents "feel like we is on cloud nine" ?
Sydney's Muslim Insurgency Riots Aftermath: Spin Doctors and apologists still performing CPR on Multiculturalism.
Labor Green Loon's Islamic Colonization of Australia :Truth worse than the Fiction
Australia's Labor Green Loon Co Party Government sets new Olympic Record for Islamic Colonization of Australia
Thursday, January 16, 2014
Dead Muslim Australian based Jihadist Amira Karroum an "abusive" "threatening" "vandal" "you don't know who I know" according to neighbours in unit complex.
Radical Muslim Amira was verbally abusive and vandalised her flat, say neighbours
Clwmentine Cuneo
The Daily Telegraph
January 16,2014
NEIGHBOURS of private schoolgirl-turned-radical Muslim Amira Karroum, killed in Syria last week, claim they were forced to call police after she verbally abused them.
They said she also scrawled Arabic writing on her unit door referencing Osama bin Laden.
Karroum, 22, lived in an apartment in Liverpool (Bordering Sydney's Occupied Territories) for about six months until she met her husband Yusuf Ali, who was also killed in the war-ravaged city of Aleppo, and moved out late last year.
Residents in the unit complex said they repeatedly complained to the property manager because she left rubbish and furniture in common areas. At one stage the agent had to be contacted when Karroum's unit door was painted bright pink and vandalised with Islamic graffiti.
"It was the worst time I can remember ... every week there were problems and we would have to call the agent," the neighbour said.
"She was totally rude to other residents and abusive."
Pious Muslim Sociopath Amira Karroum "F … the police! Smash all the cop cars.''
The neighbour claimed Karroum once threatened him, prompting him to call police.
"One time it was so bad I called the police to report it," the neighbour said.
"She was saying things like, 'you don't know who I know', and I was pretty concerned."
LJ Hooker Liverpool property manager David Yelda confirmed Karroum was a tenant in the Atkinson St building.
"I know there were complaints while she was there, but I'm not aware of the police being called," he said.
He said the front door to the unit was repainted once Karroum left, but he said it wasn't appropriate to comment further, considering Karroum had been killed.
The Liverpool unit is only a few streets away from a location she regularly "checked in" at on Facebook, dubbing it "Bin Laden's Cave".
The Department of Foreign Affairs would not comment on whether Karroum and Ali's bodies had been flown back to Australia, saying the department was "assisting the family.
What DO "Freedom Fighters" do in Syria ? well they are there simply to facilitate the will of "allah" as dictated in the Koran.
How many of these Godless swine are embedded on Australian soil thanks to their co conspirators the Australian Council of Trade Unions / GetUp funded, Australian Labor / Green Loon Co Party, and their six years of open borders "immigration policy" ?
This video, is, for normal people revolting, one has to ask why any normal person would believe that this is, of all things a manifestation of a "Religion of Peace".
Clwmentine Cuneo
The Daily Telegraph
January 16,2014
NEIGHBOURS of private schoolgirl-turned-radical Muslim Amira Karroum, killed in Syria last week, claim they were forced to call police after she verbally abused them.
They said she also scrawled Arabic writing on her unit door referencing Osama bin Laden.
Karroum, 22, lived in an apartment in Liverpool (Bordering Sydney's Occupied Territories) for about six months until she met her husband Yusuf Ali, who was also killed in the war-ravaged city of Aleppo, and moved out late last year.
Residents in the unit complex said they repeatedly complained to the property manager because she left rubbish and furniture in common areas. At one stage the agent had to be contacted when Karroum's unit door was painted bright pink and vandalised with Islamic graffiti.
"It was the worst time I can remember ... every week there were problems and we would have to call the agent," the neighbour said.
"She was totally rude to other residents and abusive."
Pious Muslim Sociopath Amira Karroum "F … the police! Smash all the cop cars.''
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The former Queensland Anglican schoolgirl lived at the unit when she moved from her Gold Coast home last year.
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The neighbour claimed Karroum once threatened him, prompting him to call police.
"One time it was so bad I called the police to report it," the neighbour said.
"She was saying things like, 'you don't know who I know', and I was pretty concerned."
LJ Hooker Liverpool property manager David Yelda confirmed Karroum was a tenant in the Atkinson St building.
"I know there were complaints while she was there, but I'm not aware of the police being called," he said.
He said the front door to the unit was repainted once Karroum left, but he said it wasn't appropriate to comment further, considering Karroum had been killed.
The Liverpool unit is only a few streets away from a location she regularly "checked in" at on Facebook, dubbing it "Bin Laden's Cave".
The Department of Foreign Affairs would not comment on whether Karroum and Ali's bodies had been flown back to Australia, saying the department was "assisting the family.
What DO "Freedom Fighters" do in Syria ? well they are there simply to facilitate the will of "allah" as dictated in the Koran.
How many of these Godless swine are embedded on Australian soil thanks to their co conspirators the Australian Council of Trade Unions / GetUp funded, Australian Labor / Green Loon Co Party, and their six years of open borders "immigration policy" ?
This video, is, for normal people revolting, one has to ask why any normal person would believe that this is, of all things a manifestation of a "Religion of Peace".
How do you teach children the art of beheading ? simply let them practice on baby chicks of course. By the way did I mention that Islam means Peace ?
Wednesday, January 15, 2014
Dead Australian Jihadi's "misinterpreted" Sheik Omar El Banna's "Syria is My Responsibility", he urged those watching to take action, telling them: "I was ready for jihad."
Sheik denies he led couple killed in Syria to take up radical cause
Ben McClellan,Clementine Cuno,Ashlee Mullany
The Daily Telegraph
January 15,2014
A SHEIK who worshipped with the husband of a young, radicalised Sydney woman who was killed in Syria last week told his followers an Islamic caliphate - or state - in the war-torn country would be "beautiful news".
Sheik Omar El Banna used a YouTube video to tell followers that if the Syrian regime fell, "Allah will ask what change did you bring about?"
ONLINE TRIBUTE TO SISTER 'SOLDIER'
Before breaking into Arabic in the 2012 speech titled "Syria is My Responsibility", he urged those watching to take action, telling them: "I was ready for jihad."
But he denied yesterday that it was a call to arms for young Muslims such as Amira Karroum, 22, and her husband, Yusuf Ali, who were killed in the rebel-held town of Aleppo on Saturday.
He said it had been misinterpreted and wasn't meant to motivate his followers to fight, adding he discouraged people from joining the war.
Federal police will investigate how Ms Karroum and Mr Ali got into Syria and if they were assisted.
Mr Ali has been linked to Sydney Muslim radical Hamdi Alqudsi, 39, who was charged late last year and accused of being "actively involved" in recruiting six men and facilitating their travel to Syria to fight with terrorist groups Jabhat Al Nusra and al-Qaeda affiliates.
A memorial was held for the couple on Monday night at Sheik El Banna's Masjid Al Noor mosque in Granville, where Ms Karroum's sister, Rose, also worships.
Rose, (Pious Muslim ?) who returned to the Gold Coast to be with her grieving mother Honor Deane yesterday, has pledged on Facebook: "Until Victory or Shahadah."
Sheik El Banna had worshipped with Mr Ali at Auburn's Omar mosque and, although he last saw him 12 months ago, he was aware he had travelled to Syria and said he may have been fighting in the civil war.
"Yusuf was very quiet, very gentle, a good natured person. He wanted to go and help. The (Karroum) family is in a lot of pain," he said.
"We received information he had secured accommodation. We heard after she left that she was going to catch up with her husband ... They wanted to help and they knew it was a dangerous situation. "
Sheik El Banna said Mr Ali migrated from the US four years ago and he said, because the couple was killed by fellow Sunnis from the Free Syrian Army,(The FSA must have run out of Christians that day so they turned on their own) they couldn't necessarily be considered martyrs: "Martyrdom is something that no human can assess - only Allah can give this rank.
"I hear conflicting reports he was fighting, others say he was doing aid. I believe they were caught in a crossfire. It's not looked at as a wasteful death."
It emerged yesterday that Ms Karroum once likened a location in Sydney's southwest (Sydney's Occupied Territories) to "Osama Bin Laden's Cave".
She "checked in" on Facebook at the venue in Liverpool in September 2012, posting: "It's going off."
'My heart will never heal': grieving mother says of Amira Karroum Australia's home grown dead Jihadi
Pious Muslim Sociopath Amira Karroum "F … the police! Smash all the cop cars.''
Australian Based Muslim Jihadi's Amira Karroum and Yusuf Ali Killed in Syria.... NEXT!!!!
Ben McClellan,Clementine Cuno,Ashlee Mullany
The Daily Telegraph
January 15,2014
A SHEIK who worshipped with the husband of a young, radicalised Sydney woman who was killed in Syria last week told his followers an Islamic caliphate - or state - in the war-torn country would be "beautiful news".
Sheik Omar El Banna used a YouTube video to tell followers that if the Syrian regime fell, "Allah will ask what change did you bring about?"
ONLINE TRIBUTE TO SISTER 'SOLDIER'
Before breaking into Arabic in the 2012 speech titled "Syria is My Responsibility", he urged those watching to take action, telling them: "I was ready for jihad."
But he denied yesterday that it was a call to arms for young Muslims such as Amira Karroum, 22, and her husband, Yusuf Ali, who were killed in the rebel-held town of Aleppo on Saturday.
He said it had been misinterpreted and wasn't meant to motivate his followers to fight, adding he discouraged people from joining the war.
Federal police will investigate how Ms Karroum and Mr Ali got into Syria and if they were assisted.
Mr Ali has been linked to Sydney Muslim radical Hamdi Alqudsi, 39, who was charged late last year and accused of being "actively involved" in recruiting six men and facilitating their travel to Syria to fight with terrorist groups Jabhat Al Nusra and al-Qaeda affiliates.
A memorial was held for the couple on Monday night at Sheik El Banna's Masjid Al Noor mosque in Granville, where Ms Karroum's sister, Rose, also worships.
Rose, (Pious Muslim ?) who returned to the Gold Coast to be with her grieving mother Honor Deane yesterday, has pledged on Facebook: "Until Victory or Shahadah."
Sheik El Banna had worshipped with Mr Ali at Auburn's Omar mosque and, although he last saw him 12 months ago, he was aware he had travelled to Syria and said he may have been fighting in the civil war.
"Yusuf was very quiet, very gentle, a good natured person. He wanted to go and help. The (Karroum) family is in a lot of pain," he said.
"We received information he had secured accommodation. We heard after she left that she was going to catch up with her husband ... They wanted to help and they knew it was a dangerous situation. "
Martyrdom gone bad ? No Virgins ? or does the koran lie?
Sheik El Banna said Mr Ali migrated from the US four years ago and he said, because the couple was killed by fellow Sunnis from the Free Syrian Army,(The FSA must have run out of Christians that day so they turned on their own) they couldn't necessarily be considered martyrs: "Martyrdom is something that no human can assess - only Allah can give this rank.
"I hear conflicting reports he was fighting, others say he was doing aid. I believe they were caught in a crossfire. It's not looked at as a wasteful death."
It emerged yesterday that Ms Karroum once likened a location in Sydney's southwest (Sydney's Occupied Territories) to "Osama Bin Laden's Cave".
She "checked in" on Facebook at the venue in Liverpool in September 2012, posting: "It's going off."
'My heart will never heal': grieving mother says of Amira Karroum Australia's home grown dead Jihadi
Pious Muslim Sociopath Amira Karroum "F … the police! Smash all the cop cars.''
Australian Based Muslim Jihadi's Amira Karroum and Yusuf Ali Killed in Syria.... NEXT!!!!
Tuesday, January 14, 2014
'My heart will never heal': grieving mother says of Amira Karroum Australia's home grown dead Jihadi
'My heart will never heal': grieving mother says of Amira's death
Greg Stolz
The Daily Telegraph
January 14,2014
THE mother of Amira Karroum, the former private schoolgirl turned Muslim jihadist, has said her heart "will never heal'' after learing of her daughter's death.
Replying to a condolence message from a Facebook friend who said "our children are not meant to go before us'', Honor Deane wrote: "My heart will never heal, I am distraught with grief but I am thankful for having her for 22 years.''
Approached at her home in Southport, on the Gold Coast, yesterday, a fragile-looking Ms Deane declined to comment.
A work colleague said: "The family doesn't know what happened (in Syria) and just want to be left alone to grieve.''
News of Karroum's death and that of her husband Yusuf Ali, comes as authorities in Australia continue to keep a close eye on young Muslims travelling to Syria to take part in the bitter civil war.
Federal police and NSW Police last month arrested and charged seven men including a man alleged to have masterminded sending young men to the country.
It was alleged they gave information and money to enable them to get to Syria and also put them in contact with groups feared to be associated with terrorists.
ASIO has also revoked a number of passports of citizens, preventing them from travelling overseas, particularly the Middle East.
The head of the NSW Counter Terrorists Squad Peter Dein has said he is concerned with the radicalisation of young men travelling to Syria.
ASIO believes more than 100 Australians are fighting with the al-Nusra Front, which is linked to al-Qaeda.
At least four Australians are known to have been killed in fighting so far.
In a report to Parliament in 2012 ASIO warned Australians fighting in Syria may return to "engage in terrorism".
Greg Stolz
The Daily Telegraph
January 14,2014
THE mother of Amira Karroum, the former private schoolgirl turned Muslim jihadist, has said her heart "will never heal'' after learing of her daughter's death.
Replying to a condolence message from a Facebook friend who said "our children are not meant to go before us'', Honor Deane wrote: "My heart will never heal, I am distraught with grief but I am thankful for having her for 22 years.''
Approached at her home in Southport, on the Gold Coast, yesterday, a fragile-looking Ms Deane declined to comment.
A work colleague said: "The family doesn't know what happened (in Syria) and just want to be left alone to grieve.''
News of Karroum's death and that of her husband Yusuf Ali, comes as authorities in Australia continue to keep a close eye on young Muslims travelling to Syria to take part in the bitter civil war.
Beautiful little Girl above, free as God intended her to be, only to become a "slave of allah" and have her "husband" throw her safety to the wind at the hands of his fellow Islamic Sociopath's years later far away in some koran inspired cesspool.
Slave Master? now in Paradise with Seventy Two Virgins ?or does the koran Lie ?
Federal police and NSW Police last month arrested and charged seven men including a man alleged to have masterminded sending young men to the country.
It was alleged they gave information and money to enable them to get to Syria and also put them in contact with groups feared to be associated with terrorists.
ASIO has also revoked a number of passports of citizens, preventing them from travelling overseas, particularly the Middle East.
The head of the NSW Counter Terrorists Squad Peter Dein has said he is concerned with the radicalisation of young men travelling to Syria.
ASIO believes more than 100 Australians are fighting with the al-Nusra Front, which is linked to al-Qaeda.
At least four Australians are known to have been killed in fighting so far.
In a report to Parliament in 2012 ASIO warned Australians fighting in Syria may return to "engage in terrorism".
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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