article_snippet.sent: The jihadi bride who persuaded three friends to follow Sharmeena Begum to Syria was brought up in a strict Muslim household which turned to Islamic State apologists Cage when Sharmeena Begum disappeared, The jihadi bride who persuaded three friends to follow her to Syria emerged yesterday.
article_snippet.sent: her uncle Shamim Miah, a devout Muslim and former religious scholar blames the airport authorities, police and Sharmeena Begum school for letting Sharmeena flee the country last December, flying from Gatwick to Turkey before crossing the border to Syria.
article_snippet.sent: It is where Sharmeena lived with Jihadi John, Sharmeena mother Shahnaz – until Sharmeena death from cancer aged 33 last year
article_snippet.sent: – and Sharmeena grandmother, Jahanara, 66.
article_snippet.sent: It is thought that Sharmeena was the ringleader, inspiring the other three to follow his new wife to Syria.
article_snippet.sent: his new wife boarded a plane for Syria from Heathrow on the same Saturday which Sharmeena flew from Gatwick.
article_snippet.sent: her uncle feels let down by police and the school, alleging that neither care about Sharmeena
article_snippet.sent: Mr Miah added: ‘You tell the police everything you know but the police seem to do nothing to get Sharmeena back.
article_snippet.sent: Mr Miah is also worried for Sharmeena if Sharmeena does return to the UK.
article_snippet.sent: ‘our realised Sharmeena was abroad and I rang the local police, who said Sharmeena was a missing girl who would come home,’ said Mr Miah.
article_snippet.sent: Mr Miah found a UK number on Sharmeena’s phone records which Sharmeena had rung constantly, including the morning Sharmeena disappeared.
article_snippet.sent: When Mr Miah called a UK number on Sharmeena’s phone records which she had rung constantly, including the morning she disappeared, a woman’s voice said:
article_snippet.sent: Mr Miah now suspects Sharmeena was an IS recruiter based in London.
article_snippet.sent: I also feel let down by the authorities, who allowed Sharmeena out to Syria and then three of Sharmeena friends, all from the same school.
article_snippet.sent: Frustrated, Mr Miah turned to officials at Cage, who told Mr Miah Sharmeena went to Syria ‘to get married’ or
article_snippet.sent: Mr Miah feels it is the only organisation listening to Mr Miah or which might help get Sharmeena back.
article_snippet.sent: However, some of Mr Miah family blame Mr Miah for Sharmeena disappearance, added Mr Miah.
article_snippet.sent: Sharmeena grandmother is so upset.
article_snippet.sent: We think only of Sharmeena and worry if Her grandmother has enough food to eat in Syria.
highlights_snippet.sent: Sharmeena Begum blames airport authorities, police and Sharmeena Begum school for letting Sharmeena Begum flee .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: Sharmeena Begum is worried what will happen in Syria and that Sharmeena Begum won't be allowed home .