Date: 05/07/2015
8 ISLAMIC ISIS SEX SLAVES Sun Jul 5, 2015 2:49 pm (PDT) . Posted by: "Deva Sarran Samaroo" ISLAMIC ISIS SEX SLAVES
WE ARE ONLY PRACTICING WHAT OUR GREAT MOHAMED ( pbuh) HAS DONETHIS IS OUR ISLAM
The sex slaves of slaughter city: Girls as young as nine forced to
have sex with ISIS jihadis who treat them as a sick reward for savagery
Women are forced to become sex slaves, shared by the brutal jihadis Life in Raqqa once revolved around cotton farming. Muslims and Christians once lived together here and the sexes mixed freelyMusic and smoking is banned and thieves are punished with amputation
His battered and bloodstained body hung for three days on the cross on which he was crucified. Around
his neck, the Islamic State butchers who killed him had hung a
handwritten placard accusing him of apostasy — abandoning his religion.He
was just 17 and the placard explained that the unnamed boy's crime had
been to take photographs of the terrorist organisation's headquarters in
the Syrian city of Raqqa, which has become the de facto IS capital.Images
of his body were smuggled to the West in defiance of the city's
terrifying religious police by undercover activists appalled at the
daily brutality taking place in their city.Had
they been caught, they too would have been killed; either crucified in
Raqqa's central square like this poor teenager or beheaded before a mob.
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Life in Raqqa once revolved around
cotton farming. Muslims and Christians once lived together here and the
sexes mixed freely. Now it is in the hands of the barbarous jihadi
group, Islamic State
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A group of captured Yazidi and
Christian women are chained together and marched to a sickening sex
slave market where they are sold to become wives for Islamic State
fightersRaqqa
is the epicentre of global Islamic terror, a place where the barbarism
of Islamic State is matched only by the sophistication of its ideologues
in using social networking to recruit Muslims from across the world to
their 'cause'.This
is the hellish city to which the three Dawood sisters, who vanished
after telling their families they were on an Islamic pilgrimage to Saudi
Arabia, are now said to be heading with their nine children, aged
between 15 and three.
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Meanwhile, their distraught husbands beg them to return home to Bradford.Life in Raqqa once revolved around cotton farming. Muslims and Christians once lived together here and the sexes mixed freely.Visitors
could even sip a cold beer on the balcony of the Karnak Hotel and watch
the colourful, bustling street scenes, western music blaring.
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Displaced women and children from the
minority Yazidi sect. In Raqqa, kidnapped women and any opponents of the
ISIS regime are forced into sex slavery and expected to satisfy
fighters returning from battles
Children queue for food and water in devastated Raqqa
Now,
there is no longer music, dancing or joy. Men and women cannot mix any
more. Gays are killed as heretics, hurled by IS thugs from a tower on
the main square as people crowd the streets below. If the fall fails to
kill them, as happened earlier this year to two men, they are stoned to
death.This
is where Western captives with shaven heads and orange jumpsuits were
held and tortured in tunnels by the likes of Jihadi John, real name
Mohamed Emwazi, the murderous graduate of London's Westminster
University.Spanish
journalist Javier Espinoza, seized in 2013, described how he was forced
to the ground in his cell as Jihadi John pressed a long metal sword
used for beheadings against his neck. 'Feel it? Cold, isn't it?' taunted
the London-accented executioner. 'Can you imagine the pain you will
feel when it cuts? Unimaginable pain; the first hit will sever your
veins. The blood mixes with your saliva.'The
second blow opens your neck. You wouldn't be able to breathe through
your nose at this stage, just your throat. You would make some amusing
guttural sounds.'I've seen it before; you all squirm like animals, like pigs. The third blow will take off your head. I'd put it on your back.'
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Raqqa is the epicentre of global
Islamic terror, a place where the barbarism of Islamic State is matched
only by the sophistication of its ideologues in using social networking
to recruit Muslims from across the worldAstonishingly,
Espinoza was released by the extremists last year but seven of his
fellow captives, including aid worker David Haines and charity worker
Alan Hemmings, were beheaded.Death stalks the streets of Raqqa, where smoking has been banned and a sneaky cigarette can cost you your life.The shisha cafes where people relaxed have been closed at gunpoint. Passports must be surrendered.Everyone
has to attend, on pain of death, prayers five times a day. The only
thing about which there are no restrictions in this dusty city is
terror.Those
caught disobeying Raqqa's rulers face being dragged to the main square —
where families once strolled eating ice creams in the evenings, their
children cavorting on bikes amid squeals of laughter — to face brutal,
summary punishment.
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Spanish journalist Javier Espinoza,
seized in 2013, described how he was forced to the ground in his cell as
Jihadi John (pictured right) pressed a long metal sword used for
beheadings against his neckAfter
Friday prayers each week, men, women and families are forced into the
square as charges are read out against those accused of un-Islamic
behaviour. Then the bloodbath begins.The
hands of thieves are hacked off with cleavers. Adulterers are beheaded
with medieval scimitars. A street magician was beheaded after his tricks
were branded an insult to Islam as they created 'illusion and
falsehood'.Severed
heads are impaled on railings in the main square, once known as
Paradise Square, and the bodies of unbelievers are left to rot on the
streets, food for the city's stray dogs.'It
is like a waterfall of blood,' says Abu Ibrahim, a Raqqa resident and
witness to the weekly punishments. 'There are more and more executions
and now the children watch like they are used to it.'Many
of the atrocities have been documented by the terrorists and issued on
the internet; used as a rallying call to Muslim supporters around the
world, who are told that it is their duty under the Koran to come to
live in this new Muslim State.
Home video footage shows Dawood children playing in the snow
Khadiga Bibi Dawood (left) with her
children Muhammad Haseeb (centre) and Maryam Siddiqui (right) are
believed to be living in Raqqa. Khadiga Dawood, Sugrea Dawoood and Zohra
Dawood are all thought to have travelled to Syria to join ISISThe
Dawood sisters, whose younger brother had already fled to Raqqa, heeded
that call, despite the horrors in store for them and their children.
Determined to brainwash the next generation, IS kidnap children in
Raqqa's streets and take them to three Islamic 're-education' camps
dotted round the city.When
they return, the children denounce their parents as apostates or
non-believers, condemning them to arrest and torture. 'They are
poisoning the minds of our children,' an underground Syrian activist
told me on the telephone. 'They
take them to a place called the Sharia Camp for Lion Cubs. They accuse
their parents of being enemies of God if they are against the Islamic
State.'In
the streets, boys as young as five play a game of executing infidels.
One video smuggled out of Raqqa shows four children playing Western
hostages, kneeling in a ditch, while another child recites the charges
in Arabic before shooting them all in the head with a toy gun.These children have also been pictured beside severed heads.Raqqa is surrounded by mass graves, where thousands of Syrian government soldiers lie after being executed in the cotton fields.Armed
with Kalashnikovs, gangs of 'moral police' called the Hisbah
(Accountable), patrol the city to check that women, who must be covered
from head-to-toe in black Islamic garb, are either married or related to
any man in their company.
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Akhtar Iqbal, husband of Sugra Dawood
speaks during a news conference to appeal for the return of his missing
wife and children, in Bradford. There
is an all-female group of Islamic State fanatics, too, who patrol the
streets to ensure there are no breaches of 'immorality'. Known as the
al-Khansaa Brigade, they are as savage as the men and are also IS's most
potent spying weapon.Some of this feared brigade pose as housewives, mingling with the crowds, always listening for any sign of dissent. Cynically,
this brigade also runs brothels, where kidnapped Christian women,
Yazidis from a nearby sect, and any opponents of the regime are forced
into sexual slavery and expected to satisfy fighters returning from
battles.This
is also the likely fate of foreign girls who have flocked to the city
to become 'jihadi brides'. Girls such as Amire Abase, 15, Kadiza Sultana
and Shamima Begum, both 16, the three East London girls who entered the
city this spring after leaving their homes.Like dozens of other young people from Britain, they were lured on social networking sites by promises of adventure and romance.Raqqa today does not offer romance: instead, these highly prized foreign women are expected to have sex with dozens of jihadis.To
get round Islamic laws which forbid adultery, the women are married to
jihadis and spend a week with their new 'spouses' before they are
'divorced' by a cleric and married to another fighter for another week.Women
who have escaped Raqqa, having gone there willingly in the belief they
would marry and look after one fighter, have told how they were used as
prostitutes. One woman said she was forced to sleep with up to 100
fighters.
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When IS fighters took control of Raqqa
last year, they demanded all unmarried girls be brought to their bases
so they could perform their 'duty in jihad' and have sex with the
fightersThe
extremists insist that 'Jihad al-nikah', or sex for warriors involving
extramarital relations with countless partners, is a legitimate form of
holy war since it 'gives comfort to fighters'.Indeed,
when IS fighters took control of Raqqa last year, they demanded all
unmarried girls be brought to their bases so they could perform their
'duty in jihad' and have sex with the fighters. Posters
appeared on city walls, reading in Arabic: 'We call upon the people of
this county to bring their unmarried girls so they can fulfil their duty
in sex jihad for their warrior brothers in the city and anyone who will
not appear will feel the full force of the sharia [Islamic law] upon
him.'According to a sickening 'manifesto' issued to the people of Raqqa, a girl can be married at the age of nine.It also reads: 'It is permissible to have intercourse with a female slave who has not reached puberty.' Even some IS fighters have been appalled by this sexual sadism.One,
a 33-year-old called Hamza, who trained as an executioner in Raqqa,
escaped recently to Turkey and told how he had been sickened by the rape
of foreign girls brought to his compound.'The
commander tried to tempt us by saying that this is halal (lawful) for
you, a gift from Allah that we are allowed to satisfy ourselves without
even marrying them because they are pagans.'Having
risked his life to escape from Raqqa, Hamza branded his fellow fighters
hypocrites. 'Some fighters were taking hallucinatory drugs; others were
obsessed with sex. As for the raping, and the way different men marry
by turn the same woman over a period of time, this is not humane.'The
horrific truth is being chronicled by a group called Raqqa Is Silently
Being Slaughtered, its members constantly being hunted by extremists.'It
used to be a city like any other place, some parts were good and some
bits bad,' one courageous dissident, called Abu Ibrahim, told me.'We
would go out and sit in cafes like any young people in another country.
Then IS started abducting people and killing people in the streets. We
did not know this would happen. We did not know that IS were here to
kill us. Nobody talks, it is forbidden even to think.'It is also forbidden, as an unnamed 17-year-old boy hanging on a cross found to his cost, to take photographs.
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