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| birth_year = 1985 AD
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| birth_place = Saudi Arabia
| death_year = 2014 AD
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| death_place = Syria
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| activities = One of the commanders of al-Nusra Front
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'''Abd al-Muhsin Abdullah Ibrahim al-Sharkh''', known as Sanafi al-Nasr, was one of the commanders of [[al-Nusra Front|al-Nusra Front]].

== Education ==
Known as Sanafi al-Nasr, of Saudi origin, was born in the "Shaqra" region.

No information is available regarding his education or the shaykhs under whom he studied.

None of the biographies that have addressed al-Sharkh's life contain any information regarding his attainment of an academic degree, whether in religious or non-religious sciences. Also, no mention has been made of his study under famous shaykhs; therefore, it is difficult to find any written works by him, and apart from two articles, no other work by him is available. These two articles are: ''Qabl al-Nafir / Before the War'' and ''Ba'd al-Nafir / After the War''. Of course, these two writings, more than resembling articles, resemble rhymed speech and a call to action.

== Political Activities ==
Along with his six brothers, he soon entered the arena of jihadist activities, though most of them were killed. Some sources report the presence of two of them in [[United States|American]] detention camps.

He left Saudi Arabia for [[Iran]] and resided in this country for a while, playing a support role that was in line with the interests of [[al-Qaeda]] during the time of [[Osama bin Laden|bin Laden]]. His familial relations linked him to bin Laden.

According to some sources, al-Sharkh left [[Saudi Arabia]] for [[Bahrain]] in 2007. From [[Bahrain]] he went to Iran and from there to [[Afghanistan]] to join the mujahideen of [[al-Qaeda]], and there he became one of the individuals close to the leaders of this organization.

== Joining al-Nusra Front ==
In 2013, he entered [[Syria]] and joined [[al-Nusra Front|al-Nusra Front]]. In a short period, he managed to take command of the front in the coastal section of [[Syria]]. al-Sharkh was killed in this same region in a battle named "Anfal". In this battle, Syrian opposition forces were fighting against the forces of [[Bashar al-Assad|Bashar al-Assad]].

On 16 August 2016, the [[United States|U.S.]] Department of State included al-Sharkh's name on the [[terrorism]] list, and his name was registered among individuals under legal pursuit.

In al-Sharkh's file, as with other figures of jihadist currents, complexities and ambiguities are seen. He was born in 1985 and is considered relatively young in terms of age; but jihadist websites usually exaggerate in presenting the biographies of these individuals and portray them as great figures; for example, some of them say: al-Sharkh studied under Shaykh [[Abdullah Azzam|Abdullah Azzam]]; whereas [[Abdullah Azzam|Abdullah Azzam]] was killed in 1989 and al-Sharkh's age at that time was not more than 4 years.

In the field, there is information that proves or shows that al-Sharkh participated in at least only one important military operation in [[Syria]]. No command or battle of strategic value is seen in his record. When he was killed, he was 29 years old<ref>Sabr Darvish, Jabhat al-Nusra; God's Power on Earth, http://alwahabiyah.com/fa/Article/View/134002/</ref>.

== Footnotes ==
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[[Category:People]]
[[Category:Political figures]]
[[Category:al-Nusra Front]]
[[Category:Syria]]

Draft:Sanafi al-Nasr al-Sharkh - Revision history

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