[h=1]'I gave birth to a monster': Russian mother of ISIS poster girl chained her daughter up to try to stop her marrying jihadi... but could not stop the girl reaching Syria where she praises terror atrocities[/h]
A desperate mother has spoken emotionally of how she gave birth to a 'monster' after her daughter fled to Syria from where she is posting web praise for jihadist terrorist killers.
Glamour-conscious Fatima Dzhafarova, 20, lauded her 'brothers' who staged the Paris massacre and downed the Russian tourist jet over Sinai.
This has sparked fury among Russians with her condemned for her 'sick' postings with her branded as 'scum' and 'ISIS whore' with messages telling her to 'burn in hell'.
Her mother Shakhla Bochkaryova, 41, revealed how she had even chained her daughter to a radiator in the family flat, in a doomed effort to prevent her fleeing to join the jihadists after she became infatuated with an extremist Islamic 'recruiter' who begged her to become his fourth wife.
'I will simply be beside myself if she takes someone else's life,' she said.
'It's better not to live than to be the mother of a terrorist. You realise what a monster you gave birth to.
'It is hard for any mother. Of course, no mother will admit that her child is a monster. But if you're honest, yes, we gave birth to these monsters,' she said.
Her mother Shakhla Bochkaryova, 41, described how Fatima's husband asked her to marry her daughter. Ms Bochkaryova declined his question but Fatima still became his fourth wife
The doomed fate of her daughter comes as reports emerged that an Austrian teenage girl has been beaten to death for trying to flee the brutal jihadi group.
Samra Kesinovic, 17, and her friend Sabina Selimovic became 'poster girls' for ISIS after they arrived in Syria in April 2014.
However details emerged recently suggesting that Samra had been beaten to death for desertion. Sabina is also thought to have been killed in an air strike back in December 2014.
Fatima and her mother had been close as she grew up, her mother revealed, but everything changed when she went to university as a scholarship student in her home city of Surgut in Siberia, and met her 'recruiter', a man known as Abdullah.
Mrs Bochkaryova said she now does not expect to see her eldest child again after she eloped to strife-torn Syria.
'If she lives with a recruiter, she already knows too much,' she said.
'They wouldn't let her leave alive. A bullet, that's the price of her life. As painful as it is, I know I will never see her again.'
Before her obsession with radical Islam, she was a fashionable dresser, said her mother. Fatima grew up in a split home and enjoyed a normal childhood.
Her mother is a non-practicing Muslim and her father and step-father are non-practicing Orthodox but did not practice their faith.
'She would wear a red coat, short black skirt, and a white shirt,' she told The Siberian Times -
'She always loved office style clothes. She didn't go for low neck, short clothes, jeans, this wasn't what she liked.
'Even to school she'd wear a suit, classic trousers, shirt. She wore make-up and looked after herself. She had a lot of cosmetics, jewellery. She had long hair and took care of it.
'She was very careful about her appearance and always wanted to look good.'
After three months at university, Fatima had changed dramatically. She refused to celebrate Christmas 2014 with her family and tore down the Christmas tree.
Soon she began to cover her head with a headscarf and stopped returning her mother's calls.
Abdullah asked Mrs Bochkaryova for permission to wed his daughter, saying he had three wives and each had three children. She refused.
'He told me he loved Fatima, and she loved him. One of his wives was pregnant when he wanted to marry my daughter,' she said.
In vain she tried to talk to her daughter, and prevent her leaving, even once chaining her to a radiator.
'She told me: 'Our brothers will come and kill those like you, infidels. They'll cut heads with knives. And you know, my heart won't miss a beat'.'
The distraught mother said: 'I looked at her and I could no longer see my child. She was simply a shell of my daughter, no soul, no thoughts, no heart.'
The FSB secret service confirmed to her that her daughter had fled to Syria, she said.
In postings she praised ''our brothers who shot down the Kogalymavia plane over Sinai' and 'who smashed all in Paris'.
She disparaged the 'kids', 'women', the 'elderly' who had perished, stating: 'We Muslims feel like this every day for years.'
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...reaching-Syria-praises-terror-atrocities.html
- Fatime Dzharfarova, 20, travelled to Syria and married an ISIS fighter
- Her mother describes how she desperately tried to stop her from leaving
- Fatima has praised the Paris attacks and promoted ISIS on social media
- Mother Shakhla Bochkaryova, 41, even chained Fatima to a radiator to try and stop her from leaving for Syria
A desperate mother has spoken emotionally of how she gave birth to a 'monster' after her daughter fled to Syria from where she is posting web praise for jihadist terrorist killers.
Glamour-conscious Fatima Dzhafarova, 20, lauded her 'brothers' who staged the Paris massacre and downed the Russian tourist jet over Sinai.
This has sparked fury among Russians with her condemned for her 'sick' postings with her branded as 'scum' and 'ISIS whore' with messages telling her to 'burn in hell'.
Her mother Shakhla Bochkaryova, 41, revealed how she had even chained her daughter to a radiator in the family flat, in a doomed effort to prevent her fleeing to join the jihadists after she became infatuated with an extremist Islamic 'recruiter' who begged her to become his fourth wife.
'I will simply be beside myself if she takes someone else's life,' she said.
'It's better not to live than to be the mother of a terrorist. You realise what a monster you gave birth to.
'It is hard for any mother. Of course, no mother will admit that her child is a monster. But if you're honest, yes, we gave birth to these monsters,' she said.
Her mother Shakhla Bochkaryova, 41, described how Fatima's husband asked her to marry her daughter. Ms Bochkaryova declined his question but Fatima still became his fourth wife
The doomed fate of her daughter comes as reports emerged that an Austrian teenage girl has been beaten to death for trying to flee the brutal jihadi group.
Samra Kesinovic, 17, and her friend Sabina Selimovic became 'poster girls' for ISIS after they arrived in Syria in April 2014.
However details emerged recently suggesting that Samra had been beaten to death for desertion. Sabina is also thought to have been killed in an air strike back in December 2014.
Fatima and her mother had been close as she grew up, her mother revealed, but everything changed when she went to university as a scholarship student in her home city of Surgut in Siberia, and met her 'recruiter', a man known as Abdullah.
Mrs Bochkaryova said she now does not expect to see her eldest child again after she eloped to strife-torn Syria.
'If she lives with a recruiter, she already knows too much,' she said.
'They wouldn't let her leave alive. A bullet, that's the price of her life. As painful as it is, I know I will never see her again.'
Before her obsession with radical Islam, she was a fashionable dresser, said her mother. Fatima grew up in a split home and enjoyed a normal childhood.
Her mother is a non-practicing Muslim and her father and step-father are non-practicing Orthodox but did not practice their faith.
'She would wear a red coat, short black skirt, and a white shirt,' she told The Siberian Times -
'She always loved office style clothes. She didn't go for low neck, short clothes, jeans, this wasn't what she liked.
'Even to school she'd wear a suit, classic trousers, shirt. She wore make-up and looked after herself. She had a lot of cosmetics, jewellery. She had long hair and took care of it.
'She was very careful about her appearance and always wanted to look good.'
After three months at university, Fatima had changed dramatically. She refused to celebrate Christmas 2014 with her family and tore down the Christmas tree.
Soon she began to cover her head with a headscarf and stopped returning her mother's calls.
Abdullah asked Mrs Bochkaryova for permission to wed his daughter, saying he had three wives and each had three children. She refused.
'He told me he loved Fatima, and she loved him. One of his wives was pregnant when he wanted to marry my daughter,' she said.
In vain she tried to talk to her daughter, and prevent her leaving, even once chaining her to a radiator.
'She told me: 'Our brothers will come and kill those like you, infidels. They'll cut heads with knives. And you know, my heart won't miss a beat'.'
The distraught mother said: 'I looked at her and I could no longer see my child. She was simply a shell of my daughter, no soul, no thoughts, no heart.'
The FSB secret service confirmed to her that her daughter had fled to Syria, she said.
In postings she praised ''our brothers who shot down the Kogalymavia plane over Sinai' and 'who smashed all in Paris'.
She disparaged the 'kids', 'women', the 'elderly' who had perished, stating: 'We Muslims feel like this every day for years.'
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...reaching-Syria-praises-terror-atrocities.html
