Fadil Husain Ahmad al-Kurdi
Fadil Husain Ahmad al-Kurdi ( Arabic فاضل حسين أحمد الكردي, DMG Fāḍil Ḥusain Aḥmad al-Kurdī ), also known as Abu Ubayda al-Kurdi (أبو عبيدة الكردي, DMG Abū ʿUbaida al-Kurdī ), called Ridha (رضا Rida , DMG Riḍā ), is a Sunni and Islamist Kurd from Iraq . Ridha is said to have been responsible for the exchange of messages between Abu Musab az-Zarqawi and Osama bin Laden to and from Iraq. On December 30, 2004, the US Army reportedthat it had arrested the 26-year-old Kurd, an important Zarqawi helper. With this new arrest in the vicinity of Zarqawi, the US Army saw that they hadseverely weakenedthe terror structures of at-Tawheed wa al-Jihad .
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- Fadil Hussain Ahmed al-Kurdi Biography
- Fadil Hussain Ahmed al-Kurdi
- A statement said Kurdi was also known as Abu Ubaida al-Kurdi or simply Ridha
- Key leader of al-Zarqawi network captured in Baghdad
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| SURNAME | Kurdi, Fadil Husain Ahmad al- |
| ALTERNATIVE NAMES | Rida |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | alleged helper of Osama bin Laden |
| DATE OF BIRTH | around 1978 |