An Islamic State propaganda website geared towards celebrating the sacrifice made by Melbourne teenage jihadi , Jake Bilardi , has done anything but glorify the actions of the 18-year-old suicide bomber . The post , titled as the story of Abu Abdullah Al-Austrālī – the name Bilardi adopted after he travelled to Iraq to join IS – gives the teenager some praise as a devout Muslims who prays and fasts often . But the rant describes Bilardi as having ‘ a weak body ’ and having 'sold his soul for a cheap price ' - revealing how misguided his decisions were . Scroll down for video . The photograph of Melbourne teen Jake Bilardi which was first released to show his allegiance to Islamic State . Bilardi , who fled to the Middle East last year from his Melbourne home , reportedly died after he blew himself up in a suicide mission targeting the Iraqi armed forces at Ramadi in central Iraq last week . The attack was a failure . Iraqi military spokesman General Tahssin Ibrahim said no one was killed and just a few vehicles were damaged in Bilardi 's suicide mission . The extremist site seeks to praise Bilardi but delivers backhanded comments describing his weakness and ultimately the futility of his sacrifice . ‘ He started fighting in Baijī against the ISF Rāfidha and was a lion on the battlefield although he was at a young age and with a weak body , he was like a mountain , ’ the post on a tumblr blog site associated with the Islamic extremist group said . It goes on to say that Bilardi volunteered for a 'martyrdom operation ' - code words for a suicide bombing - and that he was eager to carry out the mission . Suicide bomber : ISIS leaked a photograph of 18-year-old Australian Jake Bilardi ( pictured ) in the vehicle he allegedly blew himself up in while driving it . Earlier social media posts suggested Bilardi had wanted to take part in a suicide bombing in Baiji in Iraq , but that he pulled out of this mission because he got cold feet . Instead he fought in the city before again signing up for martrydom and being sent to Ramadi in Iraq . The latest post said Bilardi was 'full of happiness as he was finally going to meet his Lord and receive the great rewards promised by Him . ' But it goes on to mock his sacrifice . 'This brother originated from an atheist family & ended up selling his soul to Allah for a cheap price , ' the post says . Bilardi ( pictured , left ) in a school photo from Year 10 - the year he converted to Islam , according to school friends , and wearing a Chelsea Football Club shirt ( pictured right ) Last week an image of Bilardi sitting in front of an Islamic State flag was posted to Twitter . The post said that during his time in Ramadi , Bilardi was very devout 'known for his worship of Allah ' and would fast every other day . It said Bilardi accepted Islam three years ago ‘ even though his parents basically went to war with him at home tried to stop him from reverting ’ . 'Happy-slapped ' : Bilardi was bullied while at high school in Craigieburn in Melbourne 's north , and video emerged last night showing him being 'happy-slapped ' The bullying tactic sees a group of people slap their victim and film it on a camera phone before uploading it online in order to humiliate them . Bilardi , a former Craigieburn Secondary College student , converted to Islam in 2012 when he was in Year 10 - shortly after his mother died of cancer . A video later surfaced from his school days which shows Bilardi being 'happy slapped ' - a bullying tactic which sees a group of people slap their victim , film it and upload it online to humiliate them . In December , Bilardi reached Ramadi , a city located in central Iraq , and said he 'made hijra ( or departed ) ’ in August .
Islamic State propaganda sought to praise 18-year-old Iraq jihadi . But it delivers backhanded compliments , calling him physically weak . Jake Bilardi was reportedly killed in a suicide bombing last week . Iraqi officials said the mission killed no one but the bomber . The latest IS post to emerge says Bilardi 'sold his soul cheaply '