Abdulla Ahmad al-Mishhadani was a leader of the Islamic State who was responsible for coordinating guesthouses and suicide bombers.
Biography[]
Abdulla was born in Iraq to a family of Sunni Muslims, and he was one of the ISIS leaders to be detained at Camp Bucca for fighting against the US Army in the Iraq War. He became a leader of the Islamic State, and it was his responsibility to give housing to foreign fighters as well as to drive suicide bombers to their locations.