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Uncle of ISIS bride who lashed out at photographers at Melbourne Airport makes huge cash offer to court: ‘I hate those b***ards’

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June 6, 2026
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The uncle of ISIS bride Zeinab Ahmad has supplied to place up a $75,000 bail surety to take her house, only a few weeks after he clashed with media at Melbourne Airport.

Ahmad, 31, is going through two counts of crimes in opposition to humanity, together with enslavement and utilizing a slave.

She utilized for bail in Melbourne Magistrates’ Courtroom on Thursday. The court docket heard on Friday that her uncle, Abraham Abbas, had supplied to deal with her if she was launched. 

Mr Abbas, the brother of Ahmad’s mom and accused slaver Kawsar Abbas, was accused of pushing a digital camera into the face of a Herald Solar photographer as he snapped ISIS bride Kirsty Rosse-Emile and her two youngsters on the airport on Might 26.

Earlier than getting into the witness field, the court docket heard Mr Abbas wished to swear to inform the reality on the Quran, however one was not obtainable. 

‘It would not hassle me your honour,’ he stated earlier than taking the oath on the Bible. 

As soon as sworn in, Mr Abbas stated he was keen to place up the money to have his niece dwell with him and his household in his five-bedroom house. 

The court docket heard Mr Abbas was a self-employed motor mechanic who lived in the home along with his spouse and two grownup youngsters. 

Uncle of ISIS bride who lashed out at photographers at Melbourne Airport makes huge cash offer to court: ‘I hate those b***ards’

Abraham Abbas enters Melbourne Magistrates’ Courtroom on Friday 

Abraham Abbas (right) confronted photographers at Melbourne Airport on May 26

Abraham Abbas (proper) confronted photographers at Melbourne Airport on Might 26 

‘I may give them consolation, assist, monetary assist whereas she will get herself on her toes,’ he stated. 

Requested by Ahmad’s lawyer, Grace Morgan, what he considered ISIS, Mr Abbas gave a blunt response. 

‘I hate these b****rds,’ he stated. 

‘Sorry for the language. They’re evil and so they don’t signify something we consider in Islam in any respect.’

Chief Justice of the Peace Lisa Hannan adjourned Ahmad’s bail utility to subsequent week, the place extra witnesses are anticipated to be known as.

On Thursday, the court docket heard {that a} teenage captive, who was saved in the identical bed room as Ahmad, was allegedly repeatedly raped by Ahmad’s father. 

Detective Senior Constable Marc Clendenning instructed the court docket Ahmad had compelled her household’s younger slave to wash the house whereas being routinely raped by her father.

It was alleged the slave was taken to the Ahmad family by her earlier proprietor in June 2017 for inspection, earlier than being bought two days later for US$10,000.

Zeinab Ahmad is accused of acting like a 'deputy' in a household that kept a sex slave in Syria

Zeinab Ahmad is accused of performing like a ‘deputy’ in a family that saved a intercourse slave in Syria 

Det Clendenning alleged Ms Ahmad slept in the identical bed room because the captive, the place she additionally allegedly saved a Glock pistol.

‘She ordered [the slave] to carry out home labour, together with serving her and making her undertake cleansing inside the home,’ he stated.

The prosecution alleged Ms Ahmad helped maintain the captive hostage, saying she actively participated in ‘her deprivation of human rights’.

‘Such behaviour and actions are in line with being a member of, or intently aligned with, Islamic State as detailed in propaganda, ideology and statements in relation to having a slave,’ the court docket was instructed.

The court docket heard Mohammad Ahmad – Ahmad’s father – routinely assaulted the woman, punching and dragging her down two flights of stairs on one event.

‘I purchased you for intercourse and home tasks,’ she was instructed.

The court docket heard the woman instructed police Mohammad Ahmad – who’s now in a Syrian jail – allegedly tried to sexually assault her throughout the first month.

The court docket heard she tried to struggle off the alleged attacker however was overpowered.

Zeinab Ahmad's father Mohammed Ahmad is accused of repeatedly raping a young slave

Zeinab Ahmad’s father Mohammed Ahmad is accused of repeatedly raping a younger slave 

‘She shouted as loud as she may on every event,’ Mr Clendenning stated.

The court docket heard your entire household, together with Ahmad, had been current within the house when the assaults occurred.

‘(She) said they might have heard her shouting on many events,’ the detective stated.

Graphic particulars of the alleged rapes had been aired in court docket.

After one rape, Mohammad allegedly quipped: ‘I’m completed and my sperm coated your physique,’ the court docket heard.

The slave later claimed Ahmad had acted ‘like a deputy’ within the family, the court docket heard.

She was allegedly held by the Ahmad household for greater than a yr earlier than being handed to a different captor as a result of she was deemed a ‘unhealthy’ slave.

The court docket heard Ahmad’s husband was killed throughout the battle, writing in a observe earlier than his demise that he was a ‘martyr’.

Chaotic scenes welcomed Zahra Ahmad home at Melbourne Airport last month

Chaotic scenes welcomed Zahra Ahmad house at Melbourne Airport final month

‘This was his dream,’ she wrote in a single tribute.

The mom of three was amongst a gaggle of girls with alleged ties to ISIS who flew into Australia on Might 7 earlier than being arrested and charged with crimes in opposition to humanity.

The listening to continues.



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