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One IS thug suspected of killing 150 women
     2014-December-19  08:53    Shenzhen Daily

    ONE Islamic State (IS) militant is alone responsible for killing 150 women, including pregnant women and teenagers, because they refused to marry members of the militant army, according to Iraqi officials.

    Abu Anas Al-Libi is suspected of mercilessly gunning down the women, most of whom were Yazidi, because they refused to enter into sham temporary marriages with IS fighters simply to have sex in what the terrorists believe to be a Koranic loophole.

    “Abu Anas Al-Libi killed more than 150 women and girls, some of whom were pregnant after refusing to accept Jihad marriage,” the Iraqi Ministry of Human Rights said in a statement.

    The forced relationships are being pushed on captives in cities like Fallujah and surrounding villages. The statement added that IS militias carried out mass executions in the city, then buried the dead in two mass graves in Al-Zaghareed and Al-Saqlawiya areas. The terror group then turned a mosque in Fallujah into a big prison, holding hundreds of men and women, the statement said.

    Al-Libi is not the terrorist with the same name who is alleged to have helped carry out East Africa’s embassy bombings back in 1998 that killed 224 people in Kenya and Tanzania.

    In a separate report released Monday, the ministry said that Islamic State distributed an eight-page pamphlet to mosques in the Iraqi city of Mosul and nearby towns on the topic of female captives and slaves.

    According to the Middle East Media Research Institute, the pamphlet titled “Questions & Answers on Taking Captives & Slaves” clarifies what the terror group believes permissible for its militants to do with their captives, including having sexual intercourse, beating and trading them. (SD-Agencies)

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