Mohamed Moumou

Abu Qaswarah al-Maghribi (also known as Mohammed Moumou or Abu Sara ) (July 30, 1965 He died in a building in Mosul during a shootout with American troops. Mohammed immigrated to Sweden in the mid-1980s and gained Swedish citizenship in the mid-1990s. He was released by the Danish authorities after a month and sent back to Sweden.

While in Sweden, he was the "uncontested leader of an extremist group centered around the Brandbergen Mosque" in the Stockholm suburb of Haninge, according to the U.S. Treasury Department. Säpo, the Swedish Security Service, had been keeping an eye on him since the mid-1990s, suspecting him of leading an Islamist network that supported terrorism abroad. According to TelQuel, Mohammed was recruited in 1996 by Ibn al-Shaykh al-Libi to serve as a "sleeper agent" in Stockholm. On 5 October 2008, they entered the building, were fired upon, and during the shootout they killed five people, one of which was Abu Qaswarah. His death was announced ten days later, when positive identification was made on his body.

The U.S. military said his death would make it more difficult for Al-Qaeda to network and operate in the region.