An unnamed individual in Malaysia has been linked with money suspected by Australian authorities to have been used to fund terror activities, daily The Australian reported today.
 
A sum of RM 110,000 reportedly transferred to Malaysia is among a RM26 million sum being probed by authorities there.

Australian authorities suspect the money is used to fund Australians fighting for the Islamic State (IS) in Iraq and Syria.
 
The RM26 million is "missing funds" from an Australian money remittance company that is reportedly linked to the family of convicted terrorist, Khaled Sharrouf.

Khaled is an Australian who is fighting with the IS in Syria.
 
One of the directors of the company, Damour Sharrouf, is reportedly Khaled’s sister. The company is called Bisotel Rieh Global Money Transfer.
 
Khaled and Mohamed Elomar, his fighting companion, reportedly flew to Syria via transit in Malaysia, but it remains unclear if the transferred funds were meant for them, the report said.
 
Khaled shot to fame when he posted a picture of his seven-year-old son carrying a decapitated head of a Syrian soldier on a social networking site early this year.
 
He fled Australia to join the IS in December last year.