context: At the outbreak of the Syrian civil war in 2011, the leader of the Islamic State of Iraq, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, and the leader of the central leadership of the Syrian al-Qaeda organization Abu Muhammad al-Jolani authorized the preparation of a front or group close to al-Qaeda in August 2011 to topple the Assad government and establish a state Islamic there. Al-Jolani and six of his colleagues crossed the border from Iraq towards Syria and then met the seven Islamists who were released from Sednaya Military Prison in May / June 2011. These Islamists were already active in fighting against Assad's forces, which facilitated the mission of al-Jolani and his companions mainly to win them For his forehead. The six men who established Jabhat al-Nusra alongside al-Jolani are Saleh al-Hamwi (Syrian), Abu Maria al-Qahtani (Iraqi), Mustafa Abd al-Latif bin Saleh, nicknamed Abu Anas (Jordanian / Palestinian), Iyad Tebisi, nicknamed Abu Jalibib (Jordanian / Palestinian), Abu Omar Palestinian (Palestinian) then Anas Hassan Khattab (Syrian). [4] [5] [6]
question: Who is the first leader of the Al-Nusra Front?
answers.text: Abu Muhammad al-Jolani