Khadr family

The Khadr family is an Egyptian-Canadian family noted for their ties to Osama bin Laden and connections to al-Qaeda. Members The Khadr family is composed of: Ahmed Khadr (1948–2003), father, an Egyptian-Canadian, killed in 2003, possibly by Pakistani security forces; Maha el-Samnah (born 1957), mother, a Palestinian-Canadian; Their children: Zaynab Khadr (born 1979 in Ottawa), daughter; she now lives in Sudan with her fourth husband and four children. Abdullah Khadr (born 1981 in Ottawa), son arrested in Canada in 2005 and held for five years while an extradition request from US was reviewed. Ontario Superior Court ordered him released in 2010; Abdurahman Khadr (born 1982), son; Ibrahim Khadr (1985–1988), a son who died of congenital heart defect; Omar Khadr (born 1986), son captured by American forces following a 2002 firefight and held in Guantanamo Bay from 2002 to 2012; Abdulkareem Khadr (born 1989), son, became paralyzed in the attack where his father died. A daughter (born 1991). Zaynab Khadr