article_snippet: Baghdadi was attending a  nursery school in al-Qaim on the Iraq-Syria border, with senior aides and dozens of men set to pledge allegiance to Baghdadi.
article_snippet: Baghdadi (pictured) was attending  a nursery school in al-Qaim, Iraq, with senior aides and dozens of men set to pledge allegiance to Baghdadi .
article_snippet: Baghdadi, who declared himself leader of all the world's Muslims in a televised speech last year, was formerly a prisoner of the US during their occupation of Iraq.
article_snippet: most-wanted man: Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi .
article_snippet: American forces detained Baghdadi at Camp Bucca in 2005 shortly after the Iraq invasion for four years - and Baghdadi ‘amazed’ others there with his football skills, an ex-inmate said.
article_snippet: Baghdadi also used to play for Baghdadi mosque’s team, with one former acquaintance telling The Sunday Times:
article_snippet: Baghdadi was obsessed with scoring goals - Baghdadi would turn nervous if Baghdadi didn’t.’
article_snippet: After Baghdadi time at Camp Bucca, Baghdadi – who has a PhD in Islamic history - emerged as one of the most brutal terrorists in The world.
highlights_snippet: ISIS leader was attending nursery school in al-Qaim on Iraq-Syria border .
  