The parents of a a Muslim fanatic who died in Syria after bragging about his ‘5-star jihad’ have been released on bail after being arrested over Syria-related terrorism offences. Enu Miah, 57, and Hena Choudhury, 48, the parents of 23-year-old Ifthekar Jaman, were arrested yesterday in a dawn raid at their home in Southsea, Portsmouth. Their son - who became known for his online advice to fellow British Muslims seeking to go to Syria - was killed in December after travelling to the war-torn country to fight government troops. The parents of jihadist Ifthekhar Jaman, 23, (left) have been released on bail after their home in Portsmouth was raided on terrorism charges. His sister Tamannah Shaharin (right) was arrested after a raid in Greenwich
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Enu Miah, 57, and Hena Choudhury, 48, arrested  in  raid at Portsmouth home
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They are parents of Muslim fanatic Ifthekar Jaman who was killed in Syria
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Sister Tamannah, 29 and brothers Tuhin, 26, and Mustakim, 23, also arrested
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The three siblings and a woman, 23, from Farnborough, remain in custody
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