Terrorism with a difference : See how this young boy formed an ISIS terror group on Whatsup, inside his bedroom and got jailed for 7 years

Beware terrorism has gone viral on WhatsAp and social medial, right from his mother’s house in Manchester, Abdullahi Ahmed Jama Farah, who is now 20 years old, formed the “hub of communication” for his “Mandem” group of like-minded extremists in 2013.

Abdullahi was tried and found guilty at the Old Bailey, he was found guilty of preparing for terrorist acts by attempting to facilitate Nur Hassan, 19, from Manchester, to travel to Syria to fight.

Judge Michael Topolski sentenced him to seven years’ detention and a further three years on extended licence.

Jama Farah happen to be the cousin of the so-called “teenager terror twins”, Zhara and Salma Halane, who at the age of 16 left their home in Chorlton in Manchester in June 2014 and are believed to have married ISIS fighters.
Prosecutor Gareth Patterson had told jurors it was clear that Jama Farah supported ISIS from what was found on his computers as well as messages on WhatsAp and social media.