07 July 2014
The Islamic State of Iraq and Levant "ISIL" organization justified the emergence of "Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi," which he described as the "Caliph of the Muslims," and wearing a turban and black clothes during Friday prayers in a mosque in Mosul that he is being like the prophet of Islam, Muhammad.
The Islamic State of Iraq and Levant "ISIL" organization justified the emergence of "Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi," which he described as the "Caliph of the Muslims," and wearing a turban and black clothes during Friday prayers in a mosque in Mosul that he is being like the prophet of Islam, Muhammad.
The organization said in a tweet on Web sites used to pass data and information operations "Why black turban? This Came in Sahih Muslim from Jabir who said:" I saw the Prophet peace be upon him came on the opening of Makkah with a black turban".
This news comes at a time when the U.S. government announced that it is analyzing this video while the Interior Ministry spokesman in Iraqi government said that he had been analyzing the video and the man who claimed that he is al-Baghdadi is not in addition to the fact that this is a false registration.
© Shafaq News 2014
