You are an Australian foreign fighter born to Turkish immigrants. Your native language is English but you spoke some Turkish at home. You have always been good-looking, charming, and popular, and you are destined to be a star. If anyone has any doubts, show them how well you are trending on Snapchat and Vine!
Back in Australia, prejudice against immigrants did its best to interrupt your
destiny. You were on your way to becoming a pop star, thanks to the magic of Autotune and your natural charisma and dance moves, but all the agents and producers refused you and your videos were swarmed with racist trolls. But your uncle Emre understood. He saw your talent. And he knew where it was needed. He convinced you to join the fight for your people.
Now that you are in the Caliphate, you are a star. At first you did grunt work
for Al-Hisbah but you were quickly matched up with Arshad and Qasim. For the last three months you’ve been recording for the online recruiting magazine Dabiq. Your videos bring fighters from around the world. If you think about it, that makes you the greatest fighter of all, even if you never fire a shot! If you keep this up, the whole world will always remember you as the public face of jihad.
You have been working with Arshad and Qazim for about three months.

Arshad and Qazim both love working with you and really appreciate your input and ideas.

Dabiq video performer. You are a jihadi rock star. You’re like ISIL’s Tupac Shakur,
but you won’t get killed.

You are an ISIL foreign fighter, short on combat skills but long on being foreign.
You have only recently arrived in ISIL. Your first duties were with Al-Hisbah, the
religious police. You handed out fines for violations of ISIL’s massive list of
proscribed acts, from smoking to inadequate beard length to allowing female family members out without escorts. You had to administer beatings to repeat offenders. Worse offenses were given the death penalty. That wasn’t on you, of course, but more experienced fighters.
You know enough to be wary of everyone around you. Anonymous denouncements can easily lead to imprisonment, torture, and execution without ever knowing the charge or your accusers.