Turkey
Khalil Abdul-Ghafur
In an interview with Reuters at the center   former IS member Khalil Abdul-Ghafur  spoke in formal Arabic - Islamic Stateâs preferred version of the language - until the center director reminded  him  to switch back to Syrian dialect.
The 14-year-old from a village near Aleppo said  he  joined the jihadist group after insurgents arrived.  He  took lessons in sharia (Islamic law) and trained to use both light and heavy weapons  before IS dispatched  him  to al-Bab  near Marea.
 He  was wounded twice  both times returning to the militant ranks after  he  recovered.  He  only left IS when  he  found out rebels had detained  his  father over  his  membership of the group.
Asked why  he  joined Islamic State   Abdul-Ghafur  was at first silent. âI donât know what to tell you. They used to show us video clips â  he  eventually said. âAnd they talk to us about heaven and freedom and all that.â
 He  did not elaborate on life after Islamic State  only saying the center has good food  clothes and lessons. But  he  intends to go back to school when  he  is released  having not completed  his  education because  his  school was bombed.
In an interview with Reuters at the center    [TGT] spoke in formal Arabic - Islamic Stateâs preferred version of the language - until the center director reminded   [TGT]   to switch back to Syrian dialect.
The 14-year-old from a village near Aleppo said   [TGT]   joined the jihadist group after insurgents arrived.   [TGT]   took lessons in sharia (Islamic law) and trained to use both light and heavy weapons  before IS dispatched   [TGT]   to al-Bab  near Marea.
  [TGT]   was wounded twice  both times returning to the militant ranks after   [TGT]   recovered.   [TGT]   only left IS when   [TGT]   found out rebels had detained  his  father over  his  membership of the group.
Asked why  he  joined Islamic State   Abdul-Ghafur  was at first silent. âI donât know what to tell you. They used to show us video clips â  he  eventually said. âAnd they talk to us about heaven and freedom and all that.â
 He  did not elaborate on life after Islamic State  only saying the center has good food  clothes and lessons. But  he  intends to go back to school when  he  is released  having not completed  his  education because  his  school was bombed.