Reports focus on Rahman’s convictions, TikTok activity and council housing
Crime · First reported 7 Nov, 12:03 · Updated 12:49

Coverage reports that Mohammed Mizanur Rahman, 43, lives in a subsidised three-bedroom council flat in Enfield and has used TikTok to share material described as extremist. It also recounts his terrorism convictions and says TikTok banned his accounts after press enquiries.
- The reports identify Rahman as a 43-year-old convicted of terrorism offences in 2007 and 2016.
- The main report says he lives in a subsidised three-bedroom council flat in Enfield, valued at approximately £300,000.
- The report says Rahman posted videos and sold books online, and that TikTok banned his accounts following press enquiries.
- A security expert cited in the main report called for counter-terrorism officers to intervene; the supplied reports do not describe any subsequent official action.
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- Age
- 43
- Home described
- Subsidised three-bedroom council flat in Enfield
- Approximate property value
- £300,000
- Convictions reported
- 2007 and 2016
- TikTok accounts
- Banned after press enquiries, according to the report
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