Four
women have been murdered in a most cruel manner by members of the
Islamic State terror sect to serve as punishment for crimes of adultery.
The scene of an execution by ISIS fighters (file photo)
Four women have been raped by ISIS fighters after which they were stoned to death for 'committing adultery'.
According to Daily Mail, the victims were arrested even though ISIS
militants are said to have caught them being abused during a raid in
the city of Mosul. They were brought before a sharia court which ordered
them to be publicly executed without giving any details about their
alleged abusers.
The four women were stoned to death in front of a large crowd, according to local sources.
Media activist Abdullah al-Malla Syrian press agency ARA News: 'The
four women were most likely exposed to sexual abuse at the hands of
ISIS militants before being driven out of their homes and transferred to
the Sharia Court.
'Apparently, the victims had been raped by ISIS jihadis and then stoned to death on charges of committing adultery.'
Raafat Zarari, spokesman of the Nineveh media centre, told the
agency that the four victims were arrested on Wednesday in a raid by
ISIS jihadis.
He added: 'The jihadis claimed to have captured the women while committing adultery.'
Under Islamic sharia law, married men or women can be stoned to
death for having sex outside wedlock, while those who are unmarried face
being lashed.
Stoning as a method of execution has frequently been been reported
in areas controlled by Islamist groups across the Middle-East, including
ISIS-controlled areas in Syria and Iraq, as well as Taliban territory
in Afghanistan.
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