article_snippet.sent: Aqsa Mahmood, who calls herself Umm Layth, also appears on BBC2's Britain's Jihadi Brides .
article_snippet.sent: Mahmood's identity was exposed following a MailOnline investigation .
article_snippet.sent: Nevertheless, Mahmood's identity continues to spread IS propaganda online and has been accused of encouraging other young women to travel to the Middle East, much like fellow British jihadi bride Umm Layth.
article_snippet.sent: Umm Layth, who was unmasked as a Glaswegian teenager named Aqsa Mahmood last year following a MailOnline investigation, has even offered advice to would-be jihadis on what clothes to bring and what would-be jihadis on what clothes to bring can expect from life with IS.
article_snippet.sent: Mahmood, who, say her family, was once a 'kind, caring individual' and a 'loving young woman', is now helping to radicalise would-be jihadi brides her, as well is issuing threats and encouraging Muslims to take up arms. '
article_snippet.sent: Now using the name Sakinah Hussain, Sakinah Hussain was caught trying to recruit jihadi brides last autumn .