'We thought we were going on holiday but ended up joining ISIS'

'We thought we were going on holiday but ended up joining ISIS': British family who left the UK for Syria five years ago beg to come home saying they joined the terror group by accident Safiya Zaynab, 51, is the mother of Shabina Aslam, 29, and Alireza Sabar, 17 The family, from Didsbury, Manchester, say they miss their independence  They left Britain in 2014 and were detained in Syria for links to Islamic State  

By Eleanor Sharples For The Daily Mail

Published: 02:03 GMT, 16 February 2019 | Updated: 02:03 GMT, 16 February 2019

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A British family detained in Syria for links to Islamic State have begged for the chance to return to the UK and live a normal life.

Mother Safiya Zaynab, 51, and daughters Shabina Aslam, 29, and Alireza Sabar, 17, from Didsbury, Manchester, say they miss their independence.

The family, who left Britain in 2014, was interviewed by Channel 4 last month but their identities were only revealed last night by the Daily Telegraph.

Shabina Aslam, 29, and Alireza Sabar, 17, from Didsbury, Manchester, say they miss their independence

Shabina Aslam, 29, and Alireza Sabar, 17, from Didsbury, Manchester, say they miss their independence

‘We all miss our life before, we miss freedom, independence, no fear,’ Aslam told Jana Andert, a freelance journalist for Channel 4, after being were picked up by the Syrian Democratic Forces

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