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Profile: Abu Hafs al-Masri

It has claimed responsibility for several deadly attacks in Iraq since the fall of Baghdad last April.

A company or band of people; a body of troops; any body of persons acting together for a purpose, e.g., fire brigade.

  • A company or band of people; a body of troops; any body of persons acting together for a purpose, e.g., fire brigade.
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  • The brigades were named after the training commander of al-Qaida network and were founded after his death in 2001.

    Personal background

    Abu Hafs was an Egyptian national, who was nicknamed al-Masri meaning ‘the Egyptian’ in Arabic.

    He was a core member of the Islamic Jihad group, which successfully carried out the assassination of the Egyptian president Anwar al-Sadat on 6 October 1981.

    He joined Osama bin Ladin in the early 1980s when the two were fighting the Soviets in Afghanistan.

    He participated in the establishment of al-Qaida (the base) organisation. As a former Egyptian police officer, Abu Hafs al-Masri took charge of the organisation’s security.

    Abu Hafs during his daughter’s 
    wedding to bin Ladin’s son 

    He assumed control of the training camps after the former commander Abu Ubaida al-Banshiri was drowned in Victoria