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Melbourne ISIS bride, 54, wins her bid for freedom just a week after her daughter was kept locked up

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June 28, 2026
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An accused ISIS bride will stroll from courtroom after profitable her bid for freedom.

Kawsar Abbas, 54, appeared relieved and her supporters gasped as Chief Justice of the Peace Lisa Hannan granted her bail in Melbourne Magistrates Court docket on Friday afternoon.

It comes every week after her daughter Zeinab Ahmad, 31, misplaced her bid for bail in the identical courtroom.

The 2 girls have been charged in Might with slavery offences after they each returned to Australia with different members of the family of former Islamic State fighters.

Prosecutors allege Abbas migrated to Syria along with her husband, Mohammad Ahmad, and their youngsters to affix ISIS round January 2015. 

It’s alleged that whereas in Syria in 2017, Mohammad Ahmad purchased a teenage lady, whom he allegedly held as a slave and repeatedly raped and assaulted. 

Abbas allegedly agreed to the acquisition and handled the lady badly, usually threatening her with beatings though she by no means assaulted the lady herself.

In opposing bail, Detective Senior Constable Marc Clendenning instructed the courtroom Abbas was a danger to the group and there have been issues she would unfold extremist ideology if launched.

Melbourne ISIS bride, 54, wins her bid for freedom just a week after her daughter was kept locked up

Kawsar Abbas, 54, faces fees of enslavement, possessing a slave, utilizing a slave and fascinating in slave buying and selling however has been freed on bail

It comes a week after her daughter Zeinab Ahmad, 31, lost her bid for bail in the same court

It comes every week after her daughter Zeinab Ahmad, 31, misplaced her bid for bail in the identical courtroom

Ahmad’s defence barrister, Peter Morrissey SC, had argued his consumer didn’t assist ISIS and that strict bail situations, together with a ban on attending mosques, would cut back any alleged danger.

The courtroom heard Abbas had instructed her authorized workforce to start divorce proceedings towards her husband, Muhammad Ahmad, who’s now in a Syrian jail.

The courtroom had beforehand heard Ahmad was a brutal slave driver who routinely assaulted the household slave, punching and dragging her down two flights of stairs by her hair on one event.

‘I purchased you for intercourse and housekeeping,’ he instructed the alleged slave.

On Monday, Mr Morrissey instructed the courtroom his consumer now wished nothing to do with him.

‘My teacher has written directions now to start divorce proceedings towards Muhammad,’ he mentioned.

‘These have been in writing … final week. Within the civil courts, beneath the Household Regulation Act right here.’

Mr Morrissey instructed the courtroom his consumer hoped to stay a ‘small scale and peaceable existence’ in the neighborhood.

Ahmad's defence barrister, Peter Morrissey SC, leaves court after an earlier hearing

Ahmad’s defence barrister, Peter Morrissey SC, leaves courtroom after an earlier listening to 

He additional submitted Abbas had pledged to keep away from native mosques as a part of any bail situations.

Mr Morrissey mentioned Preston Mosque had suggested it might not enable Abbas in if she have been bailed with a situation forbidding her from mosques.

‘She’ll maintain away,’ he mentioned.

‘She’s completely happy to have it made a situation of the bail.’

The courtroom heard Abbas suffered from a collection of psychological well being problems, together with post-traumatic stress and anxiousness assaults.

On Monday, Abbas delayed proceedings after struggling such an assault, the courtroom heard.

A forensic physician later instructed the courtroom Abbas now discovered it troublesome to seek out pleasure, however hoped being launched to stay along with her household would possibly assist the scenario.

Chief Justice of the Peace Hannan discovered the danger was low sufficient that stringent bail situations might adequately shield the group, and granted Abbas bail. 

‘In my opinion even a low danger of terrorism would possible be unacceptable. However having regard to all issues put and particularly the proof of Dr Davis, whereas danger can by no means be solely eradicated, on the proof earlier than me the danger is so low that with stringent bail situations it may be made acceptable,’ she mentioned. 

Abbas' daughter Zeinab Ahmad (pictured)  lost her bid for bail in the same court.

Abbas’ daughter Zeinab Ahmad (pictured)  misplaced her bid for bail in the identical courtroom.

‘The applicant instructed Dr Davis and made a press release by means of her counsel, that she renounces each IS and all violent extremism. 

‘The query is whether or not that is persuasive proof. I be aware that on this regard I’ve already indicated that her phrases alone wouldn’t carry enough weight for me to behave upon, however mixed with the proof of Dr Davis it carries extra weight, given he has assessed her present beliefs and the longer term danger of her performing upon any radical views she might have held within the years she was in Syria.’

Abbas will stroll from Melbourne Magistrates Court docket afterward Friday.



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