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Shamima Begum’s husband vows ISIS caliphate will rise again so they can return to their ‘beautiful’ former life

SHAMIMA Begum's husband says ISIS' caliphate will rise again and that he hopes the couple can return to their "beautiful" life together.

Yago Riedijk, 29, a jihadi fighter from the Netherlands, married the British fanatic, then aged just 15, shortly after she arrived in Syria.

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- Yago admits that some ISIS terror attacks on the West were not "Islamicly responsible" because innocent women and children were killed.

Chillingly, when asked if ISIS was finished he replied "no" before adding he would like to see the caliphate rise again but that it should adhere to "Islamic traditions."

Speaking of his marriage to Shamima, he said: "There were some nice days with my wife and kids at home. Some beautiful memories."

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'BEAUTIFUL MEMORIES'

Yago said he dreams of having a family with his wife and insists he would happily settle in any country with her.

He said: “If I cannot go home, any place with my wife would be my home.

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“Start a family again.”

The ISIS fighter refused to condemn the group's use of underage Yazidis sex slaves replying with "no comment".

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Nearly 3,000 Yazidi women and children are still missing after ISIS committed genocide in the Sinjar area of northern Iraq.

He was similarly non committal when asked about the beheadings of western charity workers and journalists by the group.

On the subject of terror attacks on the West, he said: "Personally, I don't agree with these attacks for a couple of reasons.

"The prohibition of killing innocent people in Islam, women and children.

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"I see these attacks as not being Islamicly responsible [sic]."

'ISIS WILL RISE AGAIN'

In a 2019 interview, Shamima said the horrific attack on Manchester Arena was "justified" because of airstrikes on ISIS-held areas in Syria and Iraq.

Alan told The Sun Online that Yago was a "Jekyll and Hyde" character.

He said: "He was calm at some points but you can see he wants to explode at times

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"He has no empathy, no sympathy for the victims

"But he was trying to hold back his hatred for anyone who is against ISIS."

Yago discussed first meeting his wife in war-torn Raqqa in 2015 when they agreed on the conditions of their arranged marriage.

The Dutch-born fighter agreed to let the Brit 15-year-old go shopping and see her friends before they tied the knot.

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The pair had three children together however all of the babies died in the war zone.

Shamima, now aged 22, is being held in a camp in north-east Syria after being stripped of her British citizenship.

Alan Duncan spoke to Yago in October 2020 before his London-born wife lost her appeal to return to the UK at the Supreme Court earlier this year.

Shamina pictured with one of the couple's children who died of a lung infection in a camp in 2019Credit: Enterprise
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When asked what message he’d send to his wife, he says: “Stay strong, even though it’s very difficult all the things we’ve been through.

“I’d tell her to make use of your time, do whatever you can and learn whatever you can in order to build a future for yourself…for us.

“In terms of taking care of future children, in terms of being a future housewife.”

Yago, who grew up in the idyllic suburbs of Holland, is one of thousands of Western fanatics jailed in northern Syria and is desperate to come back to Europe.

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The brainwashed extremist fought for ISIS in the city of Kobane near the Turkish border, where he was injured.

He told Alan – who battled ISIS for the Kurdish-led Peshmerga – that he would like to be sent back to the Netherlands where he could be jailed for as little as six years for joining the terror group.

Alan, a former British Army soldier from Scotland, rescued a Yazidi sex slave named Naveen in al-Hawl compound which was packed with extremists.

She has been reunited with her family and husband after years of abuse at the hands of ISIS

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