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Serious 22 year old arrested under ISA
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An arab probably mixed with m&d but definitely a mudslime.
Singapore detains first woman for radicalism after she planned to join Islamic State
The 22-year-old preschool teacher had been posting pro-ISIS material online since 2014 and was also looking for a terror supporter in Syria to marry.
12 Jun 2017 03:19PM (Updated: 12 Jun 2017 03:20PM)
SINGAPORE: Singapore has detained its first female citizen for radicalism under the Internal Security Act (ISA), said the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) on Monday (June 12).
Syaikhah Izzah Zahrah Al Ansari, a 22-year-old contract infantcare assistant with the PCF (PAP Community Foundation) Sparkletots preschool programme, was detained in June this year.
Her radicalisation started in 2013 through online propaganda related to the Islamic State terrorist group, said MHA.
“She began to believe that ISIS (Islamic State of Iraq and Syria) represented the true spirit of Islam. Her radicalisation deepened over time,” a press release read.
“This was exacerbated by a wide network of foreign online contacts which she developed. They included ISIS militants and supporters, some of whom have either been killed in Syria or arrested for terrorism-related activities.”
Since 2014, Izzah actively posted and shared pro-ISIS material online. Several of her social media platforms were removed by administrators because of such content, but she created new ones.
MHA said Izzah was also intent on joining ISIS and was actively planning to make her way to Syria, with her young child, to do so.
“She supported ISIS’s use of violence to establish and defend its self-declared ‘caliphate’, and aspired to live in it,” said the ministry.
“To this end, she said that since 2015, she was looking for ‘a Salafi or an ISIS supporter’ to marry and settle down with him and her child in Syria.”
“She said she would support her husband if he fought for ISIS in Syria as she believed she would reap ‘heavenly rewards’ if he died in battle. With her ‘elevated status’ as a ‘martyr’s widow’, she felt she could (then) easily marry another ISIS fighter in Syria.”
Izzah also said she was prepared to undergo military training and engage in armed combat to defend ISIS if called upon by the terrorist group to do so, MHA added.
Her sister and parents - who are both freelance Quranic teachers - came to know of her radical postings in 2015 and her intention to join ISIS in Syria.
They did not alert the authorities and tried on their own to dissuade her, but were unsuccessful.
Izzah continued down the path of radicalism, said MHA, and in April this year, “boasted” to a contact that the Singapore authorities had not detected her.
In its press release, the MHA reiterated that importance of family members and friends to let the authorities know of anyone they suspect is being radicalised or planning terror attacks.
Source: http://www.channelnewsasia.com/news...oman-for-radicalism-after-she-planned-8938532
The 22-year-old preschool teacher had been posting pro-ISIS material online since 2014 and was also looking for a terror supporter in Syria to marry.
12 Jun 2017 03:19PM (Updated: 12 Jun 2017 03:20PM)
SINGAPORE: Singapore has detained its first female citizen for radicalism under the Internal Security Act (ISA), said the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) on Monday (June 12).
Syaikhah Izzah Zahrah Al Ansari, a 22-year-old contract infantcare assistant with the PCF (PAP Community Foundation) Sparkletots preschool programme, was detained in June this year.
Her radicalisation started in 2013 through online propaganda related to the Islamic State terrorist group, said MHA.
“She began to believe that ISIS (Islamic State of Iraq and Syria) represented the true spirit of Islam. Her radicalisation deepened over time,” a press release read.
“This was exacerbated by a wide network of foreign online contacts which she developed. They included ISIS militants and supporters, some of whom have either been killed in Syria or arrested for terrorism-related activities.”
Since 2014, Izzah actively posted and shared pro-ISIS material online. Several of her social media platforms were removed by administrators because of such content, but she created new ones.
MHA said Izzah was also intent on joining ISIS and was actively planning to make her way to Syria, with her young child, to do so.
“She supported ISIS’s use of violence to establish and defend its self-declared ‘caliphate’, and aspired to live in it,” said the ministry.
“To this end, she said that since 2015, she was looking for ‘a Salafi or an ISIS supporter’ to marry and settle down with him and her child in Syria.”
“She said she would support her husband if he fought for ISIS in Syria as she believed she would reap ‘heavenly rewards’ if he died in battle. With her ‘elevated status’ as a ‘martyr’s widow’, she felt she could (then) easily marry another ISIS fighter in Syria.”
Izzah also said she was prepared to undergo military training and engage in armed combat to defend ISIS if called upon by the terrorist group to do so, MHA added.
Her sister and parents - who are both freelance Quranic teachers - came to know of her radical postings in 2015 and her intention to join ISIS in Syria.
They did not alert the authorities and tried on their own to dissuade her, but were unsuccessful.
Izzah continued down the path of radicalism, said MHA, and in April this year, “boasted” to a contact that the Singapore authorities had not detected her.
In its press release, the MHA reiterated that importance of family members and friends to let the authorities know of anyone they suspect is being radicalised or planning terror attacks.
Source: http://www.channelnewsasia.com/news...oman-for-radicalism-after-she-planned-8938532
Anglo-saxon American or British. Or even Australian. Sure right one.
I think she cheong Tai Shui this year.
Better read and learn this . https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCH4dx5GLR2P6yFzHg0wdpWQ
Better read and learn this . https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCH4dx5GLR2P6yFzHg0wdpWQ
We only worship 1 n only Allah. We dont worship human or animal.
Are you a terrorist too? :O
I doubt self-radicalisation is the cause. Look at her name and you know what sort of parents she has got. And what is free lance quranic teachers? Self-radicalisation is when you do not have a decent background in the religion and you have no one to turn to seek answers. She probably is doing exactly what her parents are feel, think and do except the parents are not silly enough to show it openly.
Just cos i worship my God i m a terrorist?
Chow ah pek go back china and shit all over the place.
Her parents and siblings should be investigated too for their pro-ISIS and terrorists' leanings.
Can anyone here tell me how the process of de-radicalization works for an ISD detainee? What does it involve? What are the criteria for assessing that one is totally de-radicalized and poses no threat to society?
Yeah, you check her motivations. Very Islamic grounded.
“She supported ISIS’s use of violence to establish and defend its self-declared ‘caliphate’, and aspired to live in it,”
“She said she would support her husband if he fought for ISIS in Syria as she believed she would reap ‘heavenly rewards’ if he died in battle. With her ‘elevated status’ as a ‘martyr’s widow’, she felt she could (then) easily marry another ISIS fighter in Syria.”
22-year-old infant care assistant becomes first female citizen detained for ISIS radicalism
From MSN news
Intending to join terrorist group ISIS and even actively planning to head over to Syria with her child (!!) to marry another ISIS supporter, a radicalised Singaporean citizen recently became the first woman to be detained under the Internal Security Act (ISA).
According to the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA), a 22-year-old woman was detained this month for radicalism. Syaikhah Izzah Zahrah Al Ansari, a contract infant care assistant with the PCF (PAP Community Foundation) Sparkletots preschool programme, had been actively posting and sharing pro-ISIS materials online since 2014.
Last we checked, PCF Sparkletots employees aren’t equipped with the skills and know-how to execute heinous terror attacks on the innocent.
Her path towards radicalisation started in 2013, when she was exposed to online propaganda related to the extremist group.
“She began to believe that ISIS represented the true spirit of Islam. Her radicalisation deepened over time,” wrote the MHA.
“This was exacerbated by a wide network of foreign online contacts which she developed. They included ISIS militants and supporters, some of whom have either been killed in Syria or arrested for terrorism-related activities.”
It’s odd how Izzah wasn’t reported to the authorities earlier during her path towards self-radicalisation. Her family had actually came to know of her concerning support and intention to join ISIS in 2015, and even tried to dissuade her on their own. Clearly, they were unsuccessful, and MHA noted the importance of alerting the authorities early when it comes to such things.
“In Izzah’s case, her family members did not bring her to the attention of the authorities when she was younger and could have potentially been turned back from the path of radicalisation,” they wrote. “Furthermore, after Izzah was placed under investigation, important evidence was destroyed by a family member relating to her plans to join ISIS, in order to try to minimise her acts.”
The failure to keep her misguided beliefs in check brought her down even further into extremism. According to MHA, Izzah was even prepared to undergo military training and engage in armed combat to defend ISIS. She supported the group’s use of violence to establish a “caliphate” and aspired to live in it, and had been looking to settle down in Syria with an ISIS fighter.
As late as April 2017, she boasted that the Singapore authorities had not detected her.
“The authorities are working hard to keep Singapore safe but they cannot do it alone,” the MHA said.
“Early reporting could enable the individual who is at risk of becoming radicalised to be given proper guidance and counselling. They could be steered away from the path of radicalisation and may not need to be severely dealt with under the law.”
From MSN news
Intending to join terrorist group ISIS and even actively planning to head over to Syria with her child (!!) to marry another ISIS supporter, a radicalised Singaporean citizen recently became the first woman to be detained under the Internal Security Act (ISA).
According to the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA), a 22-year-old woman was detained this month for radicalism. Syaikhah Izzah Zahrah Al Ansari, a contract infant care assistant with the PCF (PAP Community Foundation) Sparkletots preschool programme, had been actively posting and sharing pro-ISIS materials online since 2014.
Last we checked, PCF Sparkletots employees aren’t equipped with the skills and know-how to execute heinous terror attacks on the innocent.
Her path towards radicalisation started in 2013, when she was exposed to online propaganda related to the extremist group.
“She began to believe that ISIS represented the true spirit of Islam. Her radicalisation deepened over time,” wrote the MHA.
“This was exacerbated by a wide network of foreign online contacts which she developed. They included ISIS militants and supporters, some of whom have either been killed in Syria or arrested for terrorism-related activities.”
It’s odd how Izzah wasn’t reported to the authorities earlier during her path towards self-radicalisation. Her family had actually came to know of her concerning support and intention to join ISIS in 2015, and even tried to dissuade her on their own. Clearly, they were unsuccessful, and MHA noted the importance of alerting the authorities early when it comes to such things.
“In Izzah’s case, her family members did not bring her to the attention of the authorities when she was younger and could have potentially been turned back from the path of radicalisation,” they wrote. “Furthermore, after Izzah was placed under investigation, important evidence was destroyed by a family member relating to her plans to join ISIS, in order to try to minimise her acts.”
The failure to keep her misguided beliefs in check brought her down even further into extremism. According to MHA, Izzah was even prepared to undergo military training and engage in armed combat to defend ISIS. She supported the group’s use of violence to establish a “caliphate” and aspired to live in it, and had been looking to settle down in Syria with an ISIS fighter.
As late as April 2017, she boasted that the Singapore authorities had not detected her.
“The authorities are working hard to keep Singapore safe but they cannot do it alone,” the MHA said.
“Early reporting could enable the individual who is at risk of becoming radicalised to be given proper guidance and counselling. They could be steered away from the path of radicalisation and may not need to be severely dealt with under the law.”
Barking up the wrong tree! Teo & ors were wrongfully arrested under the pretext that they were Marxist conspirators trying to undermine the PAP government. Very dubious circumstances indeed! This 22 year old IS lover deserves to be detained; more so because she openly boasted that the ISD is blind not to have arrested her earlier. Well better late than never. The whole world is talking IS!
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