Muslim preacher Robert 'Musa' Cerantonio has taken to the internet to post a string of new extremist messages assuring would-be Islamic State fighters that even if they are killed by a woman they will still go to paradise. The self-styled 'fake sheik' from Melbourne, who  has an online cult following, was deported from the Philippines in July and has been under close police surveillance since his return to Australia. The 29-year-old has taken to his account to post his new rants in response to reports  that ISIS fighters fear they will not meet 72 virgins in paradise if they are killed by Kurdish female fighters.
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Muslim preacher Robert 'Musa' Cerantonio has re-appeared online
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After months of internet silence the 'fake sheik' has posted new messages
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He says Paradise awaits would-be jihadis  if they die in battle for the faith
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Cerantonio was deported from the Philippines in July and brought back to Australia
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Police say that although his  postings are 'offensive' they have not breached Australian law
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He has been under close police surveillance since his return
Cerantonio was born in @placeholder and converted to Islam when he was 17.