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Briton Mamunur Roshid 'killed fighting in Syria', mosque says Briton Mamunur Roshid 'killed fighting in Syria', mosque says
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A third man from Portsmouth who went to fight in Syria for Islamic State (IS) has been killed, his mosque has said.A third man from Portsmouth who went to fight in Syria for Islamic State (IS) has been killed, his mosque has said.
Mamunur Roshid, 24, travelled to the country with four friends in October 2013.Mamunur Roshid, 24, travelled to the country with four friends in October 2013.
Iftekar Jaman - who left the UK separately in May last year - and Hamidur Rahman were previously killed in the fighting.Iftekar Jaman - who left the UK separately in May last year - and Hamidur Rahman were previously killed in the fighting.
The Jami Mosque in Portsmouth said Mr Roshid's parents told them their son had been killed on Friday in Syria.The Jami Mosque in Portsmouth said Mr Roshid's parents told them their son had been killed on Friday in Syria.
Abdul Jalil, chairman of the mosque, said "The parents are very upset. I went to visit them and they told me that he had been killed in Syria. This is very difficult for them."Abdul Jalil, chairman of the mosque, said "The parents are very upset. I went to visit them and they told me that he had been killed in Syria. This is very difficult for them."
The Foreign Office said it was aware of reports that a British national had been killed in Syria.
Mr Roshid left the UK with Mr Rahman, Assad Uzzaman, Mehdi Hassan and Mashudur Choudhury.Mr Roshid left the UK with Mr Rahman, Assad Uzzaman, Mehdi Hassan and Mashudur Choudhury.
Choudhury returned to UK after a few weeks and was arrested at Gatwick Airport.Choudhury returned to UK after a few weeks and was arrested at Gatwick Airport.
In May, he became the first person in the UK to be convicted of terrorist offences in connection with the conflict in Syria.In May, he became the first person in the UK to be convicted of terrorist offences in connection with the conflict in Syria.
The two other men, Mr Uzzaman and Mr Hassan, are still believed to be in Syria.The two other men, Mr Uzzaman and Mr Hassan, are still believed to be in Syria.
Ifthekar Jaman, from Southsea, Hampshire, told the BBC before his death he joined IS as he felt it was his "duty" because Muslims were "being slaughtered".Ifthekar Jaman, from Southsea, Hampshire, told the BBC before his death he joined IS as he felt it was his "duty" because Muslims were "being slaughtered".
Mr Jaman's family told the BBC that he was killed while fighting forces loyal to the government.Mr Jaman's family told the BBC that he was killed while fighting forces loyal to the government.