“Like prisoners, confined in the quarters, we hid from looks and verbal attacks. (In France) We were rejected or judged because of our clothes or our opinions or our adherence to the religion of Islam ”.
The above is an interesting statement coming from ISIS women stating their reason for joining the terrorist group. These fighters do not want to retain their French citizenship because of ‘Islamophobic’ attacks. A letter was posted on the internet, signed by “the French emigrants in Syria”, addressed to the Ministry of the Interior, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and “France”.
The women declared that they had left France without the intention of returning there. “We do not adhere to your laws or your outlook on life,” the letter said.
This group engaged in genocide , torture, slavery and rape, not to mention the use of child soldiers, chemical weapons and suspicion of organ trafficking. Yet they criticize France for Islamophobia.
More than one Canadian Imam has expressed desire for an Islamic State. Mazin Abdul-Adhim has publicly advocated putting pressure on governments and officials to eliminate Islamophobia to further the caliphate.
“nothing on this earth can or will protect us except a Khilafah [Caliphate or Islamic State] that will give Muslims a safe place to live, and will pressure foreign governments and foreign media to eliminate all anti-Islam and anti-Muslim propaganda from their politics and pop culture”. Mazin Abdul-Adhim
ISIS is not dead, terrorism is not dead, barbarity is not defeated, the push for the Caliphate continues. As long as the current Sunnah is adhered to, this will continue to be a blight on our world.
“A letter signed by “the French emigrants in Syria”, addressed to the Ministry of the Interior, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and “France” was posted on the Internet. In this letter, attributed by Tore Hamming, a doctor specializing in the study of jihadism, to women who have joined the terrorist organization Daesh, the combatants declare that they renounce their French nationality. “We no longer want to be French, so take the right choice, that of falling down,” they write.
Throughout the letter, the women explain the reasons which made them join the terrorist group in Syria, in particular their “persecution” because of their religion in France. “Like prisoners, confined in the quarters, we hid from looks and verbal attacks. We were rejected or judged because of our clothes or our opinions or our adherence to the religion of Islam ”. From then on, the women declared that they had left France without the intention of returning there. “We do not adhere to your laws or your outlook on life,” the letter said.
Faced with the flight of many members of Daesh, the statement concludes by declaring that the women trying to flee the territory were “disowned” by them. Since 2018 , France no longer wants terrorist fighters to be repatriated to France. Foreign Minister Jean-Yves le Drian told BFMTV: “They will not be repatriated to France since they are combatants – therefore they are enemies, it is true for Iraq, it is true for Syria – who fought citizens of Syria, who fought Turks, who raped, who did acts of barbarism. ”
While the women denounce a “relentlessness” of the coalition which has cost the lives of thousands of women and children, the toll of their terrorist group in Syria now far exceeds 20,000 dead: the group engaged in genocide , torture, slavery and rape, not to mention the use of child soldiers, chemical weapons and suspicion of organ trafficking.”
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