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Abdul Hadi Daghlas

d. 2003

Jordanian al-Qaeda member

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About Abdul Hadi Daghlas

Abdul Hadi Daghlas was a Jordanian terrorist.

Abdul Hadi Daghlas, known as Abu Taisir, was a Jordanian man and a relative of Abu Musab al-Zarqawi. He was Zarqawi's top lieutenant in Iraq.

History He traveled to the Khurmal camp in Iraqi Kurdistan from Tehran, Iran. The Central Intelligence Agency traced his satellite phone and located him.

Death On the second day of the 2003 invasion of Iraq, more than 40 American cruise missiles hit the town of Khurmal in Iraqi Kurdistan. Abdul Hadi Daghlas was among the dead.

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Important facts

Born
Jordan
Died
2003, Iraq
Occupation
Terrorist
Nationality

Frequently asked questions

Who was Abdul Hadi Daghlas?

Jordanian al-Qaeda member

When was Abdul Hadi Daghlas born?

Abdul Hadi Daghlas was born in Jordan.

When did Abdul Hadi Daghlas die?

Abdul Hadi Daghlas died in 2003 in Iraq.

What was Abdul Hadi Daghlas's occupation?

Abdul Hadi Daghlas was a terrorist.

What nationality was Abdul Hadi Daghlas?

Abdul Hadi Daghlas was Jordanian.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Abdul Hadi Daghlas

· Wikidata: Q26806567

· DBpedia: Abdul Hadi Daghlas

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