For years we have been hearing that Islam has always been ‘hijacked’ by certain muslim extremists, but we dare ask… does that really matter?
Yes we understand that MOST Muslims are peaceful, however. That should always come with the helpful figure that those extremist muslims that you so hesitantly include in your circle make up about 15%-20% of the Muslim population.
That doesn’t sound too menacing, now does it? Well wait for it… Those 20% manage to make up around 270 million people of the world. That’s 270 people who have killed in the name of Allah.
Here’s an amazing response to someone who thinks Muslims are not portrayed correctly. It’s perfect.
What a fantastic answer to a Muslim. We are tired of hearing this argument over and over again. It was refreshing hearing a politician speak so clearly on Islam!
Video comes just after a car bomb assassinated one of Egypt’s top prosecutors, Hisham Barakat, in Cairo
The new video shows how two militants pulled out machine guns and sprayed the judge’s car with bullets
The assassination of the three judges happened in al-Arish last month just hours after Mohammed Morsi was sentenced to death for his role in a mass jail breakout in the 2011 revolution
Following their shocking attack in Tunisia, ISIShave released a new video showing militants carrying out a deadly assassination of several high profile court judges in Egypt.The brutal video comes just hours after a car bomb killed one of Egypt’s top prosecutors, Hisham Barakat.
It is thought that ISIS’s Egyptian franchise, ISIS in the Sinai province, may have been responsible for the deadly blast.
Mr Barakat had been one of the key prosecutors for referring hundreds of alleged Islamists to trial following the trial of former Egyptian president Mohammed Morsi two years ago.
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Egyptian security forces do their best to keep people off the blast site. It is believed the attack was the work of ISIS’s Egyptian franchise, ISIS in Sinai province
Firefighter attempt to douse the flames of the 4×4 cars which made up the convoy protecting Mr Barakat. In the foreground, the mangled remnants of the car used for bomb attack
Two of Mr Barakat’s guards and a local civilian were also injured in the blast, which claimed the live of one of Egypt’s top prosecutors
The bomb blast comes just over a month after three Egyptian court judges were assassinated in a horrific drive by shooting in Sinai province. ISIS claimed responsibility and released a shocking video of the attack
Initial reports from state media claimed that Hisham Barakat had only sustained ‘light’ injuries and that was being treated in hospital.
State media claimed that Mr Barakat had suffered injuries caused by flying glass after a bomb was detonated near his convoy in Heliopolis, Cairo.
It was announced this afternoon that Mr Barakat has since died from his wounds, leading to questions over whether the prosecutor’s death will lead to a decline in the number of people being put on trial for being alleged radical Islamists.
Pictures have since emerged of the devastating bomb blast, in which a car, packed with explosives was detonated near Mr Barakat’s convoy of heavy vehicles.
Local security staff and civilians inspect the remains of the bomb site. According to local sources, the attack may have been the actions of the ‘Giza Popular Resistance’
An early medical report from Health ministry spokesman Hossam Abdel Ghaffar had said that Mr Barakat had escaped with a dislocated shoulder, a deep cut and a suspected broken nose
Ripped apart in the blast, at five cars were destroyed in the attack, which reportedly took place on Mr Barakat’s route between his office and his home
The fresh attack comes after six Egyptian men were hanged after being found guilty of being Islamists and involved in terrorism
Hisham Barakat was being driven through the Cairo suburb of Heliopolis when his convoy was attacked by a suspected car bomb. Mr Barakat has since died from his wounds sustained in the blast
Egyptian general Prosecutor Hisham Barakat pictured visiting the site of an terror attack outside the Egyptian supreme court in March 2015. The explosion left 11 people wounded and one person critically injured
Several of the Egyptian prosecutor’s guards were badly injured in the blast as well as at least one civilian, who was near when the attack happened.
An early medical report from Health ministry spokesman Hossam Abdel Ghaffar had said that Mr Barakat had escaped with a dislocated shoulder, a deep cut and a suspected broken nose.
The death of Hishaam Barakat marks the highest senior state official to be killed since President Abdel Fateh al-Sisit took power. It will be a blow for the President’s campaign to round up members of the banned organisation the Muslim Brotherhood.
The Egyptian franchise of ISIS have developed a reputation for calculated assassinations of authority figures, targeting army and security personnel as well as members of Egypt’s judiciary.
In the video, the militants approach in an unidentified vehicle. The driver speeds up near a silver car, driving in the opposite lane on the motorway.
Two militants suddenly pull out machine guns and begin to spray the silver car with bullets, shattering the glass in the windows in the hail of rounds.
The militants appear to have good knowledge of their targets, shooting the three trapped judges repeatedly from their seats in their speeding vehicle.
Gruesome close up images of their victims bodies are shown, lying in the blood stained and bullet marked car.
The video appears to show the assassination of three high profile Egyptian court judges last month
TItled, ‘the Liquidation of judges’, the video shows the gunman carrying out the deadly attack in broad daylight
Bullets riddled across the side of their vehicle, the gunman appear to be well trained and professional in their shocking assassination attempt
Speeding off along the road, the ISIS gunmen escape and are believed to remain at large.
The assassination of the judges reportedly happened in al-Arish last month, just hours after deposed Egyptian president Mohammed Morsi was sentenced to death.
The video footage has only just been released, possibly delayed as part of ISIS’s propaganda strategy to publish its harrowing videos until it can gain maximum publicity.
The brief grainy footage appears to have been filmed on a mobile phone by one of the passengers in the militant’s car.
Armed with machine guns, the gunman spray the judge’s vehicle with bullets, smashing the windows and killing the three passengers
The brief grainy footage appears to have been filmed on a mobile phone by one of the passengers in the militant’s car
The renewed violence in Egypt comes after six ISIS linked militants were hanged recently and the government continues to crackdown on anyone linked to the banned Muslim Brotherhood.
The fresh bomb attack comes shortly after ISIS in Sinai called for more attacks in Egypt.
The renewed eruption of violence comes after six ISIS linked militants were hanged recently and the government continues to crackdown on anyone linked to the banned Muslim Brotherhood.
The new release comes only days after the Tunisian beach massacre, in which an ISIS linked gunman murdered as many as 38 holidaymakers in a shocking gun attack.
Fears remain that ISIS’s strategy to develop strong terror franchises may be taking off in the North African region, with ISIS backed militants continuing to be a threat in Libya and the worrying security problems in Tunisia.
Wrapped up snug and sound asleep, the angelic face on this adorable baby is enough to melt anyone’s heart.
The rest of the picture, however, will send a shiver down your spine.
Disturbingly, the infant has been placed next to a hand gun and grenade and draped in a blanket with the sinister symbol of the Islamic State terror group.
The image, which has yet to be verified, was re-posted on Twitter by an anti-ISIS activist in Syria with the message: ‘What will happen with this child?’
Abu Mohammed, an administrator for Raqqa Is Being Slaughtered Silently (RIBSS), believes the baby is the latest in a line of children being forced to pose next to weapons by their jihadi parents.
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Chilling: A sleeping baby is placed next to a handgun and grenade and draped in a blanket with the sinister symbol of the Islamic State terror group
The image appears to have originally been posted on the Twitter account of an ISIS sympathiser whose other posts include
The image comes days after another RIBSS activist posted a picture of a baby sleeping next to a grenade, a handgun and what appears to be a birth certificate.
It was uploaded by Abu Ward Al-Raqqawi, a self-proclaimed ‘founder of the Syrian revolution’, with the warning: ‘This child will be risk to you not just to us’.
The images bear strong similarities to earlier ISIS propaganda which attempt to radicalise the next generation of jihadis.
Terror experts revealed that such images attempt to showcase the group’s supposed longevity.
Sickening: This image of a newborn baby pictured next to a handgun, grenade and Islamic State birth certificate was posted last week by another anti-ISIS activist based in Raqqa in Syria
Disturbing: The images bear a strong resemblance to earlier ISIS propaganda, like this one of a baby lying on an ISIS flag surrounded by weapons
The post says the newborn child is called ‘Jrah’, while its mother’s name is ‘Om’ and its father’s name is ‘Abu.’ It claims the certificate next to the baby is an ‘ISIS issued ID for a child.’
The image was believed to be posted by Al-Raqqawi in the hope of garnering attention to the international threat posed by ISIS.
Australian National University terrorism expert Dr Clarke Jones told Daily Mail Australia the image appears to be authentic.
‘By showing the birth certificate, and the fact that the group are indoctrinating babies, I think ISIS are indicating they will be around for a long time.’
‘It’s an interesting signal of life within the caliphate. Obviously by posting opposition to the Islamic State from within their borders the activist is operating with great risk.’
In August, notorious Australian terrorist Khaled Sharrouf released this image of his seven-year-old son holding a severed head
Jones said the post could be an international plea for military intervention on account of the rapid deterioration of life in Raqqa, the stronghold of the Islamic State.
Last September, a harrowing image was released by the group of a baby dressed as a fighter lying on an Islamic state flag next to grenades and automatic firearms.
In August, notorious Australian terrorist Khaled Sharrouf posted a Twitter image of his seven-year-old son holding the severed head of a Syrian soldier with the caption: ‘That’s my boy!’
ISIS has made it a policy to groom children to take part in jihad, brainwashing them from a very young age.
Online propaganda is an integral part of this process, with the group using scores of social media accounts to disseminate their messages to youths around the world.
Khaled Sharrouf with his gun-wielding sons: ISIS has made it a policy to groom children to take part in jihad, brainwashing them from a young age
Another image spread online by the group shows a boy barely school age clutching an automatic rifle
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