I AM PRAYING RUSSIA GETS THEM ALL -
ISIS sliced off 12-year-old Syrian boy's fingertips in front of his father and other Christians in failed bid to convert them to Islam... then executed the group as the victims shouted 'Jesus'
By Keiligh Baker for MailOnline
Published: 15:12 EST, 5 October 2015 | Updated: 06:39 EST, 6 October 2015
ISIS militants sliced off the fingertips of 12-year-old boy in a bid to convert a group of Syrian Christians to Islam - but when they refused the terrorists executed all 12 people.
The unnamed boy's fingertips were hacked off because he was the son of a Syrian Christian ministry team leader who, along with the rest of the group, refused to renounce his faith.
The Gospel Herald reports one woman shouted out 'Jesus' moments before she and others were beheaded by the terror group.
+2
The unnamed boy's fingertips were hacked off because he was the son of a Syrian Christian ministry team leader who, along with the rest of the group, refused to renounce his faith (file image of ISIS militants)
Christian Aid Mission, a humanitarian group which assists Christian workers in their native countries, reports that the horrific murders took place on August 28 in an unnamed village outside Aleppo, in Syria.
Relatives of those killed said on August 7 ISIS militants captured the Christian workers in their village .
The Mission reports on August 28 the militants asked the group if they had renounced Islam for Christianity, and when the Christians confirmed that they had, the rebels asked if they wanted to return to Islam.
When the Christians said they would not renounce their Christianity, and in front of a large crowd, the Islamic extremists cut off the fingertips of the 12-year-old boy and beat him, and told his father they would stop the torture if he returned to Islam.
When the team leader refused, relatives said, the ISIS militants also tortured and beat him and the two other ministry workers before all three men and the boy were crucified.
The group died beside signs the ISIS militants had put up identifying them as 'infidels.'
See more of the latest Islamic State news and updates
+2
Eight of the Syrian Christians were beheaded by the ISIS militants (file image) and four were crucified
On the same day eight other Christians from the village, including two women, were taken to another site and were asked the same questions before a crowd.
The two women, who were aged 29 and 33, were then reportedly raped by the extremists in front of the crowd before all eight were beheaded.
Christian Aid reports that as the two women and six men knelt before they were beheaded, they were all praying loudly.
After they were beheaded, their bodies were hung on crosses,
Patrick Sookhdeo, founder of Barnabas Fund, a charity which seeks to help Syrian Christians, told the Daily Express: 'It is like going back 1,000 years seeing the barbarity that Christians are having to live under - I think we are dealing with a group which makes Nazism pale in comparison and I think they have lost all respect for human life.
'Crucifying these people is sending a message and they are using forms of killing which they believe have been sanctioned by Sharia law.
'For them what they are doing is perfectly normal and they don't see a problem with it. It is that religious justification which is so appalling.'
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3261075/ISIS-sliced-12-year-old-Syrian-boy-s-fingertips-father-Christians-failed-bid-convert-Islam-executed-group-victims-shouted-Jesus.html#ixzz3noiwfabv
Follow us: @MailOnline on Twitter | DailyMail on Facebook
ISIS sliced off 12-year-old Syrian boy's fingertips in front of his father and other Christians in failed bid to convert them to Islam... then executed the group as the victims shouted 'Jesus'
- ISIS militants tortured and sliced 12-year-old boy's fingertips off
- They were trying to coerce boy's father to renounce his Christian faith
- But when man and others refused group killed all 12 Syrian Christians
- Two Christian Syrian women were also raped before they were beheaded
By Keiligh Baker for MailOnline
Published: 15:12 EST, 5 October 2015 | Updated: 06:39 EST, 6 October 2015
ISIS militants sliced off the fingertips of 12-year-old boy in a bid to convert a group of Syrian Christians to Islam - but when they refused the terrorists executed all 12 people.
The unnamed boy's fingertips were hacked off because he was the son of a Syrian Christian ministry team leader who, along with the rest of the group, refused to renounce his faith.
The Gospel Herald reports one woman shouted out 'Jesus' moments before she and others were beheaded by the terror group.
+2
The unnamed boy's fingertips were hacked off because he was the son of a Syrian Christian ministry team leader who, along with the rest of the group, refused to renounce his faith (file image of ISIS militants)
Christian Aid Mission, a humanitarian group which assists Christian workers in their native countries, reports that the horrific murders took place on August 28 in an unnamed village outside Aleppo, in Syria.
Relatives of those killed said on August 7 ISIS militants captured the Christian workers in their village .
The Mission reports on August 28 the militants asked the group if they had renounced Islam for Christianity, and when the Christians confirmed that they had, the rebels asked if they wanted to return to Islam.
When the Christians said they would not renounce their Christianity, and in front of a large crowd, the Islamic extremists cut off the fingertips of the 12-year-old boy and beat him, and told his father they would stop the torture if he returned to Islam.
When the team leader refused, relatives said, the ISIS militants also tortured and beat him and the two other ministry workers before all three men and the boy were crucified.
The group died beside signs the ISIS militants had put up identifying them as 'infidels.'
See more of the latest Islamic State news and updates
+2
Eight of the Syrian Christians were beheaded by the ISIS militants (file image) and four were crucified
On the same day eight other Christians from the village, including two women, were taken to another site and were asked the same questions before a crowd.
The two women, who were aged 29 and 33, were then reportedly raped by the extremists in front of the crowd before all eight were beheaded.
Christian Aid reports that as the two women and six men knelt before they were beheaded, they were all praying loudly.
After they were beheaded, their bodies were hung on crosses,
Patrick Sookhdeo, founder of Barnabas Fund, a charity which seeks to help Syrian Christians, told the Daily Express: 'It is like going back 1,000 years seeing the barbarity that Christians are having to live under - I think we are dealing with a group which makes Nazism pale in comparison and I think they have lost all respect for human life.
'Crucifying these people is sending a message and they are using forms of killing which they believe have been sanctioned by Sharia law.
'For them what they are doing is perfectly normal and they don't see a problem with it. It is that religious justification which is so appalling.'
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3261075/ISIS-sliced-12-year-old-Syrian-boy-s-fingertips-father-Christians-failed-bid-convert-Islam-executed-group-victims-shouted-Jesus.html#ixzz3noiwfabv
Follow us: @MailOnline on Twitter | DailyMail on Facebook
Today at 8:37 am by Rocky
» Central Bank Governor: Prime Minister's support accelerated progress of Rafidain Bank restructuring
Today at 8:33 am by Rocky
» Subsidized loans for Iraqi farmers to be launched soon
Today at 8:32 am by Rocky
» Concerning Kurdistan.. Al-Iqtisad News publishes the text of the amendment to an “important paragrap
Today at 8:31 am by Rocky
» (59) thousand tons of various materials were transported by the land fleet during the past month.
Today at 8:30 am by Rocky
» OPEC+ group begins meeting online
Today at 8:29 am by Rocky
» utube 12/5/24 MM&C Iraq Dinar News-Executive & Legislative Authority Integration-Full Support-
Today at 7:14 am by Rocky
» Protecting the digital space.. Challenges of balancing individual security and freedoms
Today at 7:10 am by Rocky
» Parliament declares its full support for Al-Sudani's government
Today at 7:09 am by Rocky
» Work indicates the spread of the phenomenon of child labor
Today at 7:07 am by Rocky
» Investment contracts to develop the agricultural sector
Today at 7:06 am by Rocky
» Infrastructure and Services
Today at 7:05 am by Rocky
» Experts: Iraq has become an attractive environment for investment
Today at 7:04 am by Rocky
» Al-Sudani speaks "angrily" in parliament about "espionage" and describes it as the "lie of the centu
Today at 7:02 am by Rocky
» New parliamentary meeting to study draft amendment to the budget law
Today at 7:00 am by Rocky
» An expanded meeting at the Central Bank to discuss the restructuring of Rafidain Bank
Today at 6:57 am by Rocky
» Al-Sudani: Iraq is one of the first countries in the world in volunteer work
Today at 6:49 am by Rocky
» The crisis continues... no signs of a resolution on the controversial laws
Today at 6:44 am by Rocky
» Parliamentary Finance: Satisfaction and optimism about the government program’s achievement rate
Today at 6:43 am by Rocky
» Apart from Halbousi, Al-Siyada reveals the imminent announcement of the formation of a new political
Today at 6:42 am by Rocky
» Parliamentary comment after hosting Al-Sudani in Parliament
Today at 6:41 am by Rocky
» After regional tour.. Iranian Foreign Minister visits Iraq on Friday
Today at 6:40 am by Rocky
» What is the possibility of the success of the State Administration Coalition's call to hold an inter
Today at 6:39 am by Rocky
» Al-Sudani explains to Parliament the reasons for amending the Federal Budget Law
Today at 6:37 am by Rocky
» Observers assess Al-Sudani’s “secret” parliamentary session: Important and came at a dangerous time
Today at 6:36 am by Rocky
» Call for comprehensive reform of the banking system in Iraq on the occasion of the International Ban
Today at 6:35 am by Rocky
» Parliamentary and Federal Integrity Discuss Mechanisms for Combating Corruption and Recovering Smugg
Today at 6:34 am by Rocky
» Minister of Planning: The government is working to count Iraqis abroad
Today at 6:33 am by Rocky
» Al-Sudani: The importance of amending the budget to address the issue of marketing oil from the Kurd
Today at 6:29 am by Rocky
» House of Representatives discusses amending the federal budget
Today at 6:28 am by Rocky
» Bitcoin exceeds $100,000 for the first time in its history
Today at 6:25 am by Rocky
» Iraq tops list of countries in number of universities ranked by Times Higher Education Arab Universi
Today at 6:22 am by Rocky
» Government acknowledges the spread of child labor in Iraq
Today at 6:20 am by Rocky
» Dollar exchange rates in Iraq this morning, Thursday
Today at 6:19 am by Rocky
» Al-Samarrai calls for supporting the liberated areas and praises the government’s efforts in the reg
Today at 6:18 am by Rocky
» Why does Iraq import large quantities of gold?
Today at 6:12 am by Rocky
» utube 1/3/24 MM&C-Iraq Dinar News-CBI Gov Monetary Position Excellent-Stop Gov Loans-Private Secto
Yesterday at 8:52 am by Rocky
» utube 1/2/24 Huge Event Coming: Currency Auction EndingRV/RI by Christmas?Dinar RV Updates [IQD Re
Yesterday at 8:51 am by Rocky
» utube 12/1/24 MM&C MM&C-Iraq Dinar News-Non-Oil Revenue-$62 Billion Investment-Halt Credit Activit
Yesterday at 8:50 am by Rocky
» The Minister of Labor announces the launch of the (My Protection Plus) application to submit the ann
Yesterday at 8:46 am by Rocky
» With Document.. Parliamentary Finance Committee Submits Retirement Age Amendment to First Reading
Yesterday at 8:44 am by Rocky
» Basra demands government for its revenues from ports and petrodollars
Yesterday at 8:42 am by Rocky
» About $280 million.. The Central Bank of Iraq’s foreign sales rise
Yesterday at 8:39 am by Rocky
» Al-Sudani and his ministers in a "secret" session in Parliament
Yesterday at 8:38 am by Rocky
» Parliamentary Finance Moves to Amend Retirement Age in Iraq
Yesterday at 8:36 am by Rocky
» Iraq officially signs a memorandum of understanding with Vodafone International to operate "5G"
Yesterday at 7:10 am by Rocky
» Bitcoin stabilizes near historic level, markets await Trump's moves
Yesterday at 7:08 am by Rocky
» Today.. Al-Sudani under the dome of Parliament to discuss these files
Yesterday at 7:07 am by Rocky
» Azerbaijan counts the value of trade exchange with Iraq and confirms its interest in these areas
Yesterday at 7:06 am by Rocky
» Al-Sudani in Parliament.. The economic file is on the agenda and the numbers "highlight" the reality
Yesterday at 7:02 am by Rocky
» Banks are the most traded sector in the Iraqi market in terms of value.
Yesterday at 7:01 am by Rocky
» Specialized Center for Combating Intellectual Terrorism
Yesterday at 7:00 am by Rocky
» The Council of Ministers takes a package of important decisions
Yesterday at 6:58 am by Rocky
» Coordination between electricity and oil to compensate for the shortage of Iranian gas
Yesterday at 6:57 am by Rocky
» Wasit Industrial City to be handed over to Turkish company
Yesterday at 6:56 am by Rocky
» Solving the problems of the private sector in Kirkuk
Yesterday at 6:55 am by Rocky
» Next year.. Establishment of the National Register of Missing Persons
Yesterday at 6:53 am by Rocky
» Transportation: Construction of a railway around Baghdad by 2025
Yesterday at 6:52 am by Rocky
» Alia Nassif demands the dismissal of the Iraqi ambassador to Kuwait and holding him accountable for
Yesterday at 6:51 am by Rocky
» Commerce holds the second specialized working session to update the Harmonized System
Yesterday at 6:49 am by Rocky
» Al-Ghariri calls on Turkish companies and institutions to benefit from available investment opportun
Yesterday at 6:48 am by Rocky
» Rafidain Bank warns its customers against dealing with fake pages and websites on social media
Yesterday at 6:46 am by Rocky
» Parliamentary meeting with the director of SOMO to discuss the kerosene crisis
Yesterday at 6:45 am by Rocky
» Postponing the "Pardon, Personal Status and Real Estate" Laws to Next Year.. MP Reveals the Reasons
Yesterday at 6:43 am by Rocky
» Official statement.. Al-Sudani as a guest of Parliament
Yesterday at 6:41 am by Rocky
» Iraqi analysis of the "mysterious" events in Syria: An American plan to "drain" Russia and the resis
Yesterday at 6:40 am by Rocky
» Reasons for delaying the passage of the new regional government.. The regional and international equ
Yesterday at 6:38 am by Rocky
» What is the possibility of the success of the State Administration Coalition's call to hold an inter
Yesterday at 6:37 am by Rocky
» State of Law Coalition rejects inclusion of 4 crimes in general amnesty
Yesterday at 6:34 am by Rocky
» General Amnesty.. “Progress” objects to two paragraphs and Al-Maliki’s coalition refuses to compromi
Yesterday at 6:33 am by Rocky
» Parliament announces details of hosting Al-Sudani
Yesterday at 6:30 am by Rocky
» Cabinet sets wages for employees outside working hours
Yesterday at 6:29 am by Rocky
» We will not stand idly by while extremist organizations and ethnic and sectarian cleansing operation
Yesterday at 6:28 am by Rocky
» Government Financial Advisor: Budget awaits amendments to conform to government program
Yesterday at 6:26 am by Rocky
» “A grave danger threatens our security”.. The Iraqi parliament directs an appeal to the countries of
Yesterday at 6:25 am by Rocky
» Mawazine News publishes the full decisions of the Cabinet session
Yesterday at 6:23 am by Rocky
» Iraqi Exhibitions: Extensive preparations to host the international session and complete constructio
Yesterday at 6:22 am by Rocky
» Southern Refineries announces resumption of production and confirms no gasoline crisis
Yesterday at 6:20 am by Rocky
» The government takes a decision on the port of Faw and its affiliated projects
Yesterday at 6:19 am by Rocky
» Al-Sudani's office issues a statement on what will be discussed during his hosting in Parliament
Yesterday at 6:17 am by Rocky
» MP: There is no complete law and there are many objections to controversial laws
Yesterday at 6:15 am by Rocky
» Governmental date to establish a national registry for missing persons and create a department for t
Yesterday at 6:12 am by Rocky
» Find out the exchange rates of the dollar against the dinar in Iraq
Yesterday at 6:11 am by Rocky
» Mr. Al-Hakim renews call to revive the "Made in Iraq" label
Yesterday at 6:10 am by Rocky
» On the occasion of World Banking Day.. A call for a comprehensive review of the work of banks in Ira
Yesterday at 6:05 am by Rocky
» A high-ranking security delegation arrives at the Iraqi-Syrian border strip
Yesterday at 6:04 am by Rocky
» Top 5 Leaps of Sustainable Economic Crises in Iraq.. Al-Sudani Speaks with “Numbers” as a Guest in P
Yesterday at 6:03 am by Rocky
» Parliamentary expectations that "all" controversial laws will not be passed in one session
Yesterday at 6:01 am by Rocky
» The Council of Ministers decides to suspend official work next Tuesday
Tue Dec 03, 2024 8:52 am by Rocky
» Emir of Kuwait calls on Iraq to correct usage in Khor Abdullah
Tue Dec 03, 2024 8:50 am by Rocky
» Echoes of Trump’s Threats: Iraq Considers Its Future Away from the Dollar
Tue Dec 03, 2024 8:48 am by Rocky
» Al-Maliki reveals changes in the general amnesty law
Tue Dec 03, 2024 8:46 am by Rocky
» The Council of Ministers holds its session headed by Al-Sudani
Tue Dec 03, 2024 8:43 am by Rocky
» Parliamentary Legal: No signs of holding a parliament session today
Tue Dec 03, 2024 8:42 am by Rocky
» Parliamentarian: Controversial laws will be postponed to the next legislative session if they are no
Tue Dec 03, 2024 8:41 am by Rocky
» MP determines fate of "unified retirement" law
Tue Dec 03, 2024 8:40 am by Rocky
» Census in the third phase.. Planning: A plan to count Iraqis abroad
Tue Dec 03, 2024 7:09 am by Rocky
» Most of them are foreign transfers.. The Central Bank of Iraq sells about 300 million dollars in the
Tue Dec 03, 2024 7:08 am by Rocky
» With more than 8 billion dollars.. Iraq is the second main destination for Iranian exports
Tue Dec 03, 2024 7:07 am by Rocky