The girl, Fatoum Al-Jassem, was executed by a mob of Islamic extremists after being sentenced to death by a Sharia court.
The Al-Reqqa religious court, under the jurisdiction of the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS), ruled that having a Facebook account was “Zina” or immoral behavior, and deserved to be penalized the same way as adultery, Arabic-language media reported.
ISIS is a hardline Islamic group present in Iraq and Syria. The predominantly Sunni jihadist group has been active in the civil war against Syrian President Bashar al-Assad in Syria and government forces in Iraq.
Recently the central leadership of al-Qaeda sharply renounced ties with the extremist Islamic State of Iraq and Syria. ISIS’s savagery and draconian interpretations of Islamic law has alienated many Syrians and drove a wedge between rebel groups.The group’s ideology is based on an extremely strict interpretation of Islam.
This resistance group is generally described as being made up of Sunni Islamist mujahideen. Its goal is to overthrow the Assad government and to create an Pan-Islamic state under Sharia (the moral code and religious law of Islam) and aims to reinstate the Caliphate.
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ReplyDeletepeople stoning over girl are takfiries not Sunni you have to correct your information and code before writing for about any group of peoples they are belong too.
just like more then Hundred Religious Groups in Christianity. Please don't mind is just alert for Correction
This picture is from the movie the Stoning of Soraya M. and is not representative of the story yo are telling.
ReplyDeleteEVIL.SATAN,NOT HUMAN BEING, AND IRRASIONAL.GO TO HELL WITH YOU.HELL IS ALWAYS WITH YOU
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