Nazimabee Golamaully was told to wire the funds by her husband, Mohammed Central NewsA hospital manager and his wife were jailed yesterday for funding terrorism after sending money to a nephew fighting for Islamic State in Syria. Mohammed Iqbal Golamaully, 48, and his wife, Nazimabee Golamaully, 46, used an Isis courier to send £219 to Zafirr Golamaully, who was later linked to the Charlie Hebdo attacks. Mohammed Golamaully, known as Iqbal, also encouraged his niece, Lubnaa, to send pictures of dead children to her mother to try to radicalise her, the Old Bailey was told. Sentencing Golamaully to two years and three months in jail, Judge Anuja Dhir, QC, said that the manager at the Huntercombe private psychiatric hospital in Roehampton, southwest London, had a “sustained and very real sympathy for the ideology of Islamic State in Syria…

Source: The Times November 23, 2016 00:01 UTC