Terrorist sent back to jail for breaking parole terms

An AL-QAEDA terrorist is back in prison after breaking the terms of his licence.

Habib Ahmed, 32, was jailed for ten years in 2008; nine years for being a member of the terror group and an additional year for possessing a document for terror-related purposes.

The taxi driver from Manchester was the lieutenant of Rangzieb Ahmed, no relation, who headed a terror cell preparing to commit mass murder, their 11-week trial at Manchester Crown Court heard.

Rangzieb Ahmed’s intentions were uncovered when he passed three diaries to Habib Ahmed to bring into the UK. The diaries contained details of al-Qaeda operatives, written in invisible ink

According to reports, Habib Ahmed is now back in jail after he began worshipping at an unauthorised mosque and bought a mobile phone.