Name: War and Sexual Adventure in Isis (en Inglés)
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Author: Porhelm, Amirreza
ISBN: 9781939123091

portada War and Sexual Adventure in Isis (en Inglés)

Formato

Libro Físico

Autor

Amirreza Porhelm

Editorial

Supreme Century

Idioma

Inglés

N° páginas

240

Encuadernación

Tapa Blanda

Dimensiones

20.3 x 12.7 x 1.3 cm

Peso

0.24 kg.

ISBN13

9781939123091

Categorías

Terrorismo y lucha armada

War and Sexual Adventure in Isis (en Inglés)

Amirreza Porhelm (Autor) · Supreme Century · Tapa Blanda

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Reseña del libro "War and Sexual Adventure in Isis (en Inglés)"

'Wicked Saints' is the first book written about the hideously shocking scenes and events of the Iraq and Syria war. The writer tried to express the story of Islamic state terrorist from dawn to the massacre and sacking of Iraq and Syria cities and villages within the form a wondering story. The story of this book began as a rebellious warier who committed terrible crimes thousands of years ago in Syrian deserts was descending from the heaven to the same spot of his crimes by the goddess of chastise. The criminal's flames of wickedness caused the appearance of wicked criminals under the flag of Islam and overrunning of them in some parts of Syria and Iraq. As the story goes on, the writer depicts the life of Abubakr Al Baqdadi and other wicked terrorists and he describes how they occupied the cities and how ignominiously they behaved and treated the people of those occupied cities. They invaded Syria by pretending to be revolutionist while they intended to topple the government and to establish a universal Islamic state. Besides Abubakr who set off to Syria with his wicked men, another terrorist named Jolani with his masked warriors intended to move toward the capital of Syria. While Jolani and his men were also after establishing an Islamic state in Syria, they were in disagreement with Abubakr's group and his ideas strongly. In the following chapters of the story, it would be clear that both of this people, Abubakr and Jolani, received commands from Amin Alzavaheri, the leader of Al Qaida. The difference of commands that Alzavaheri ordered them was the fact that unlike Jolani, Alzavaheri commanded Abubakr to stay in Iraq and to kill the unbelievers there but he started to set off to Syria high-handedly. Jolani contacted Alzavaheri continuously and asked him to make Abubakr to return to Iraq and to leave Syria as his share. Cities and villages were occupied one after another by these armed groups. Strange and terribly hideous events were happening there. These events were depicted in the present book and it would be clear that the secret agents of three countries intelligent services provide financial sources for these warriors. These agents during some secret meetings had studied the method of help providing to these warriors. Cities and villages were occupied one after another by these armed groups. Strange and terribly hideous events were happening there. These events were depicted in the present book and it would be clear that the secret agents of three countries intelligent services provide financial sources for these warriors. These agents during some secret meetings had studied the method of help providing to these warriors. Many important chapters of the book were written about the stories of women that went to Syria from Tunisia for the purpose of sexual jihad. The writer started this part of his book by describing the worriers' sexual deviation and their abnormalities. Salafi clergymen in Tunisia to help these warriors and solve their sexual difficulties decreed 'sexual jihad'. Then registration of voluntary women started. Some of these women had been deceived and left their husbands and children to go to Syria and to serve these warriors sexually. Even the Salafi clergymen themselves took advantage of these women and before dispatching of these women abused them sexually under religious pretexts. In the continuation of the story, as the warriors reached the gates of Syria, it became clear that Iranian generals stopped them and prevented the falling of the city. Many severe and violent clashes happened but presidential palace did not collapse as the warriors encountered an invisible hand that acted against them in the last minutes. When Abubakr's group noticed that they could not do anything, they withdrew and established the Islamic state formally in one of the areas which was under their control and Al Baqdadi called himself Caliph of Islam.