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Home Editor's Choice Jordanian Jihadist killed in Iraq clashes 02-07-2013 11:59 PM Ammon News - AMMONNEWS - The Salafi Jihadi current in Jordan announced on Tuesday the death of a Jordanian fighter during clashes with the Iraqi army. The movement said that one of its members, Muhammad Mubarak, known as "Abu Huraira" was "martyred" in clashes with the iraqi military near the Iraqi-Syrian border earlier this week. The man's family and the movement held a ceremony marking the death of "Abu Huraira," in Yajouz district, in northern Amman, on Tuesday, a leader in the Salafi Jihadi current in Jordan, Muhammad al-Shalabi "Abu Sayyaf" told Ammon News.

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Jordanian Jihadist killed in Iraq clashes

02-07-2013 11:59 PM

Ammon News - AMMONNEWS - The Salafi Jihadi current in Jordan announced on Tuesday the death of a Jordanian fighter during clashes with the Iraqi army.

The movement said that one of its members, Muhammad Mubarak, known as "Abu Huraira" was "martyred" in clashes with the iraqi military near the Iraqi-Syrian border earlier this week.

The man's family and the movement held a ceremony marking the death of "Abu Huraira," in Yajouz district, in northern Amman, on Tuesday, a leader in the Salafi Jihadi current in Jordan, Muhammad al-Shalabi "Abu Sayyaf" told Ammon News.

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