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Jemaah Islamiyah in South East Asia: Damaged but Still Dangerous
ICG Asia Report N°63, 26 August 2003 Page 45
brother of alleged KMM head, Zulkifli bin Abdul
Hir.
Thoriqudin alias Hamzah alias Abu Rusdan,
born in Kudus, son of Haji Moh. Faleh, a former
Laskar Hizbullah and Darul Islam fighter arrested
in early 1980s as member of Komando Jihad.
Afghanistan veteran, head of military affairs for
Mantiqi II, frequent visitor to Abdullah Sungkar
and Abu Bakar Ba’asyir in Malaysia in 1990s,
reputed to have replaced latter as amir of JI in
2002. Member of markaziyah (central command) of
JI, same level with Zulkarnaen. Ran computer store
along Kudus-Jepara road, Central Java, arrested
April 2003. Also served as preacher in al-Jihad
mosque in Prambatan Kidul.
Toni Togar alias Indrawarman, Ngruki graduate,
arrested June 2003 in Medan in connection with
Christmas Eve 2000 bombings in Medan and an
effort to rob a bank in the Medan area in 2003.
Tono, recruit from Banten, West Java, who trained
in Mindanao. Apparently helped run training camp
in Pandeglang, West Java, in 2001. Not clear
whether JI or Darul Islam.
Ujang Haris, convicted in the November 2001
bombing of the Petra church in North Jakarta.
Umar Besar alias Abdul Ghoni alias Wayan,
involved in Bali bombings and Christmas Eve 2000
bombings in Mojokerto. Arrested in Cileungsi,
Bogor, April 2003.
Usaid alias Zainal Arifin alias Suwarso alias
Saklo, suspected of involvement in Christmas Eve
2000 bombings in Mataram, Lombok, together with
Dul Matin. Native of Karanganyar, Solo, married a
woman from Bima, Sumbawa. Reportedly died in
Maluku.
Usamah alias Mustopa/Mustafa.
Usman, see Eddy Setiono.
Ustadz Yunus, see Yunus.
Utomo Pamungkas alias Mubarok, born in Kulon
Progo, 31 December 1969, teacher at Pesantren al-
Islam, Lamongan. Inducted into Darul Islam in
1989 while a student at Ngruki, and again by
Zulkarnaen in Pahang, Malaysia in 1994. In 1990,
he went to Afghanistan in the same group as Fathur
Rahman al-Ghozi, a Ngruki classmate. Became
head of Manado wakalah in 1998, reporting to
Mustopa, involved in sending recruits to Camp
Hudaibiyah in Mindanao and smuggling arms back
into Indonesia. Arrested with Ali Imron in East
Kalimantan, January 2003.
Wahyudin, director of Pesantren al-Mukmin,
better known as Pondok Ngruki. Son-in-law of
Abdullah Sungkar.
Wan Min bin Wan Mat, born 1960 in Kelantan,
Malaysia, former lecturer at the Universiti
Teknologi Malaysia (UTM). Became member of JI
in 1993. Arrested by Malaysian police 27
September 2002, before Bali bombs but took part in
Bangkok meeting in February 2002 where idea was
first discussed.
Wayan, see Umar Besar.
Yazid Sufaat, senior JI member detained in
Malaysia, former Malaysian army officer, said to
be responsible for the Christmas Eve 2000
bombings in Medan.
Yudi alias Andri, one of the Bali suspects, part of
Imam Samudra's cell in Banten. Born in the village
of Sukamanah, Malimping, Banten in 1980. After
going to a state elementary school, Yudi attended
Pondok Ngruki 1992-1995. Allegedly helped
Abdul Rauf prepare the Bali bombs.
Yunus, teacher at Pondok Istiqomah in Sempaga,
Samarinda. After the Bali bombings, sheltered Ali
Imron at his school, then helped him get to a small
village on island off Samarinda where both were
arrested in January 2003. Also involved in
channelling funds to Farihin for jihad in Poso,
Central Sulawesi.
Yusuf, see Machmudi Hariono, arrested in
connection with Semarang weapons cache.
Zainal Arifin, see Usaid.
Zaini, one of two Malaysians who went with
Hambali and Faiz Abu Bakar Bafana to Kandahar,
Afghanistan in 1999.
Zaitun Rasmin, head of Wahdah Islamiyah
Makassar.
Zamzuri, one of two Malaysians who went with
Hambali and Faiz Abu Bakar Bafana to Kandahar,
Afghanistan in 1999.