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          Zarqawi, Abu Mus?ab al- (1966–2006)

          Abu Musʾab al-Zarqawi (born Ahmad Fadil Nazzal al-Khalayla) was a Jordanian-born Islamic militant who gained notoriety for leading a group of fighters in Iraq who attacked American troops, Western civilians, and Iraqi Shiʾite Muslims in Iraq in the period after the fall of saddam hussein's government in 2003.

          Known for videotaping the gruesome beheadings of captives, he aligned himself with Saudi militant usama bin ladin and the al-Qaʾida network, and eventually topped the list of American forces' most

          wanted individuals as they battled insurgents in Iraq.

          Zarqawi was killed by an American airstrike in June 2006.

          PERSONAL HISTORY

          The infamous Islamic militant known as Abu Musʾab Al-Zarqawi was born on 20 October 1966 in the large Jordanian industrial city of al-Zarqa.

          His family was part of the al-Khalayla clan, part of the confederation of settled Jordanian Bedouin clans known as the Bani Hasan tribe.

          Zarqawi was known as a hot-tempered tro