Mohsen al-Haymed

Mohsen al-Haymed is a former Islamic State commander who became affiliated with Ba'athist Syria. He took part in various battles in the city of al-Sanamayn, Daraa Governorate after the fall of the Assad regime in December 2024.

Life He lives in al-Sanamayn and was formerly part of the Islamic State. Upon being captured, he joined the Military Security Directorate. —present dissolved = merger = split_from = merged_into = split_to = country = allegiance = Ba'athist resistance groups in Syria clans = headquarters = al-Sanamayn newspaper = active_regions = ideology = Assadism position = anthem = status = size = revenue = part_of = war = Syrian civil war March 2025 Daraa clashes website = preceded_by = succeeded_by = module =

Al-Haymed's group was founded when it reconciled with Ba'athist Syria. Another report indicated that at least 20 people died in the fighting. The Haymed group targeted a house owned by al-Labbad with RPGs and machine gun fire; two young children died in a fire as a result.

Clashes took place in January 2025 in al-Sanamayn between al-Haymed's group and the Southern Operations Room. The clashes began following an assassination attempt on Osama Muhammad al-Atma, who was a member of al-Haymed's group. A ceasefire was reached and both sides were required to turn in their heavy and medium weapons.

In January 2025, there were further clashes in al-Sanamayn, this time between al-Haymed's group and Walid al-Zahra's group.

Al-Haymed's group led an attack alongside the Islamic State on al-Sanamayn in February 2025, taking control of areas that were formerly used by the Ninth Division of the Syrian Arab Armed Forces. The Syrian Armed Forces raided al-Haymed's group and seized houses in the surroundings of al-Sanamayn, which ended with the surrender of the group.

Members believed to be affiliated with al-Haymed's group killed Maher al-Labad, along with "his child" and Mohammad Saleem al-Shtaar, on 1 June 2025. Clashes afterwards led to the deaths of two civilians.