The ISIS group members have TURNED in to DEVIL INCARNATES!
This outrage is totally justified and needs to be CHANNELISED towards
DECIMATING this "DEVIL ( SATAN) WORSHIPPER'S" GROUP!
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Feb 05 2015 : Mirror (Bangalore)
Outrage boils in Mideast over Islamic State group killing
CAIRO
AP
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Both political and religious leaders offered angry denunciations and called for blood
Outrage and condemnation poured across the Middle East on Wednesday as horrified people learned of the video purportedly showing the Islamic State group burn a Jordanian pilot to death.Even in a region accustomed to the violence of war and the little regard the militants have for life, both political and religious leaders offered angry denunciations and called for blood as some on television wept on air talking about the killing of 26-year-old Lt.Muath Al-Kaseasbeh.
The head of Sunni Islam's most respected seat of learning, Egypt's Al-Azhar Mosque, even said that Islamic State militants deserved the Quran-prescribed punishment of death, crucifixion or the chopping off of their arms.
“Islam prohibits the taking of an innocent life,“ Ahmed alTayeb, the mosque's grand sheik, said in a statement.
Iyad Madani, the leader of the 57-nation, Saudi-based Organization of Islamic Cooperation, the world's largest bloc of Muslim countries, condemned the killing. It “utterly disregards the rights of prisoners Islam has decreed, as well as the human moral standards for war and treatment of prisoners,“ a statement from Madani said. It is sad to see the “the depth of malaise“ in parts of the Middle East, along with the “intellectual decay, the political fragmentation and the abuse of Islam, the great religion of mercy.“
Condemnations quickly came from Gulf Arab nations, all of which are close U.S. allies.
The Foreign Minister of the United Arab Emirates, Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan, condemned the killing. “This heinous and obscene act represents a brutal escalation by the terrorist group, whose evil objectives have become apparent,“ he said.
The UAE is one of the most visible Arab members in the U.S.-led anti-Islamic State group coalition, which also includes Jordan. Its participation received intense publicity when the government there released photographs of a female UAE pilot that was taking part in the airstrikes.
Bahrain, another Gulf state, denounced the killing as “despicable“ and voiced its solidarity with Jordan.
The head of Sunni Islam's most respected seat of learning, Egypt's Al-Azhar Mosque, even said that Islamic State militants deserved the Quran-prescribed punishment of death, crucifixion or the chopping off of their arms.
“Islam prohibits the taking of an innocent life,“ Ahmed alTayeb, the mosque's grand sheik, said in a statement.
Iyad Madani, the leader of the 57-nation, Saudi-based Organization of Islamic Cooperation, the world's largest bloc of Muslim countries, condemned the killing. It “utterly disregards the rights of prisoners Islam has decreed, as well as the human moral standards for war and treatment of prisoners,“ a statement from Madani said. It is sad to see the “the depth of malaise“ in parts of the Middle East, along with the “intellectual decay, the political fragmentation and the abuse of Islam, the great religion of mercy.“
Condemnations quickly came from Gulf Arab nations, all of which are close U.S. allies.
The Foreign Minister of the United Arab Emirates, Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan, condemned the killing. “This heinous and obscene act represents a brutal escalation by the terrorist group, whose evil objectives have become apparent,“ he said.
The UAE is one of the most visible Arab members in the U.S.-led anti-Islamic State group coalition, which also includes Jordan. Its participation received intense publicity when the government there released photographs of a female UAE pilot that was taking part in the airstrikes.
Bahrain, another Gulf state, denounced the killing as “despicable“ and voiced its solidarity with Jordan.
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