Tareena Shakil (pictured) was the first British woman to be jailed for joining Islamic State and has now been released from prison
The family of an ISIS bride who is back on Britain's streets after she was jailed for joining Islamic State say she feels she has been 'victimised.'
Tareena Shakil, nicknamed the Towie jihadi, fled to Syria with her toddler son in 2014.
The only British woman to be jailed for joining Islamic State is now living in Birmingham after she was released from prison last summer, it has emerged.
But her mother Mandy, 52, told the Sun her daughter is 'keeping her head down' and said 'You won't be able to find her' when asked to comment further.
A source claimed Shakil felt 'victimised' after attention was placed back on British jihadis due to Shamima Begum - an ISIS bride who begged to come back to the UK to give birth.
A family source said: 'The family feel that they are victims of the fallout of the girl in Tower Hamlets and they want to be left alone. They think it's all being dragged up.
'Tareena has been out of prison for a considerable amount of time and has been signing on at the police station as required.'
Shakil (pictured) was shown posing with weaponry and wearing an Islamic State balaclava
A CCTV image of Tareena Shakil at East Midlands Airport with her toddler before the pair boarded a flight to Turkey en route to Syria
The former student, now 29, from Burton-upon-Trent, Staffordshire, told her family she was going on a package holiday to Turkey in October 2014 when she fled to northern Syria with her infant son.
She was arrested by British police at Heathrow
