Adnan Uqla
Syrian militant leader
About Adnan Uqla
Lived 1950 – 1982 (aged 31–32). Adnan Uqla was a Syrian.
Adnan Uqla was a Syrian Islamist insurgent who served as the leader of the Fighting Vanguard; a Sunni Islamist militant group connected to the Muslim Brotherhood that led the failed Islamist insurrection in Syria. He was noted as being particularly pious and of being the Vanguard's most charismatic and influential figure.
Islamic uprising in Syria Uqla played a key role in the planning of the Aleppo Artillery School massacre in 1979.
Despite having broken with the Muslim Brotherhood, Uqla was only officially dismissed from his position as leader of the Fighting Vanguard in April 1982, following the Hama Massacre. or being caught by Syrian security forces in late 1982. None of these reports however could be verified and Uqla thus remains missing.
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Who was Adnan Uqla?
Syrian militant leader
When was Adnan Uqla born?
Adnan Uqla was born in 1950 in Quneitra.
When did Adnan Uqla die?
Adnan Uqla died in 1982.
What nationality was Adnan Uqla?
Adnan Uqla was Syrian.
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