KUALA LUMPUR: Clad in a black “jubah” (robe) with her face covered in a veil, a 31-year-old widow of an Islamic State (IS) militant recounts her life of torment in Syria for more than a year.
Since her fateful journey to the militant-infested country in March 2016, her only mission was to bring back her two little children to Malaysia following the death of her militant husband, who was a former technician of an oil and gas company, in February.
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