Muhammad Zahab (died 2018) was an Australian math teacher who recruited many of his relatives, friends and acquaintances to join him in Daesh occupied Syria.[1] The Australian Broadcasting Corporation public affairs show Four Corners reported he recruited his wife, parents, his two brothers, his sister, three cousins, four in-laws, and their children.[2]
Four Corners reported that Zahab rose to a leadership role in Daesh.[2] Australian security officials considered him the most senior member of the Daesh leadership from Australia.[3]
Zahab married his first wife Mariam Raad, in Australia.[2] He married a second wife, Zahra Ahmad, after he arrived in Syria.[4] Ahmad, came from another family which traveled to Daesh territory.
He was killed by an Iraqi air strike in 2018.[4]
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