Farhad Jabar asked mum for his favourite meal, only to go out and commit brutal murder

TEEN terrorist Farhad Jabar asked his mother to cook his favourite food - a meal he would never eat - then went to commit an act of barbarism which has shocked Australians.

POLICE have been piecing together the final hours of teen terrorist Farhad Jabar in the hope of discovering why he committed such a barbaric act last Friday.

Jabar made one last meal order...then murder

The Daily Telegraph can reveal that in the morning he asked his mother to cook him his favourite meal of chicken and rice for dinner — a meal he would never eat.Then later that evening, when the 15-year-old’s older brother Farshad went to police about 9pm, he had no inkling of what Jabar had done.

­Instead he was there to tell officers his sister Shadi was missing and had taken all her clothes with her.

The day before she had boarded a Singapore Airlines flight bound for Turkey on a trip that is now the subject of a multi-agency investigation.

It was only when he talked to police he learned of the terror attack outside police headquarters and that it was connected to his brother.

Women believed to be relatives of Jabar.

Outrage... RIP page dedicated to Jabar

Last prayers... Jabar visited mosque before killing.

The 15-year-old lays dead outside police HQ

Friends said Farshad yesterday posted his grief on Facebook, writing: “RIP little bro. Don’t listen to what the media says, it’s all bullshit.”

They also said Farshad did not allow the impressionable teen to engage in social media, allegedly so as to protect him from evil.

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Stricken by grief, Jabar’s mother has been repeating the last words her son spoke to her, his dinner request, unable to comprehend the heinous act her son carried out.

Friends who prayed with Jabar at Parramatta mosque before his terrifying act said the teen “was fine” and “seemed happy”.

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These friends have vowed to “track down” those who put the gun in the impressionable teen’s hands.

They say Jabar was not influenced by social media and believe he was radicalised by someone in their community.

The family arrived in Australia from Kurdistan 15 years ago, coming for a better life.

The family visited their Kurdish home in September last year and friends have told The Telegraph Jabar’s sister Shadi is believed to be making her way there.