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‘Al Qaeda to kill 8 types of people’
http://www.dhakatribune.com/bangladesh/2016/apr/29/al-qaeda-kill-8-types-people
Mohammad Jamil Khan
Al-Qaeda in Indian Subcontinent (AQIS) will be targeting people who
commit eight specific kinds of offenses against their ideology, SITE
Intelligence Group has said.
The list of targets were put forth in a statement written in Bangla, dated April 8 and signed by one Mufti Abdullah Ashraf, claiming to be the spokesperson for Ansar Al Islam, or Al Qaeda in Indian Subcontinent, Bangladesh Branch.
US-based extremism monitoring company SITE Intelligence Group uploaded the statement to their website yesterday, saying it was released on the official AQIS website and twitter account.
The AQIS statement comes with the heading, “who are our next targets.”
The first category includes people who make statements against and belittling Allah, the Prophet (SM) and Islam.
It emphasises however, that being an atheist in personal life would not make anyone a target.
“Rather the targets are those who under the guise of atheism and free thought make insults against the Prophet SM and Islam.”
In the second category are the people who are supporting or patronising those making insults against Islam or Allah.
The third category includes people who are “preventing the practice of Shariah and Islamic tenets” in their own spheres, whether they are school, college or university teachers, mayors or local leaders, heads of any organisation, judges, lawyers or doctors.
The fourth category are the people who are “implementing a western/Indian agenda” by presenting a “distorted view of Islam” with their speeches and writings.
“The person might be a story or drama writer, intellectual, poet, journalist or editor and artist of any cinema or drama,” the statement said.
Number five includes people opposing Shariah or undermining Islam through their speeches or statements.
Number six consists of people who are spreading “nudity and shamelessness” in the society.
Here the statement underlines that there is a great difference in Shariah between engaging in something forbidden and trying to lead the society towards it.
People who are involved efforts to remove Shariah from education, culture and the economic arena fall under the seventh category.
Finally the last group of people are those who are trying to “extinguish the light of Islam from this land.”
The statement then emphasised that ordinary Muslims and people from other faiths were not the targets of AQIS.
Asked about this statement, Monirul Islam, the head of Dhaka Metropolitan Police’s Counter Terrorism and Transnational Crime Unit, said they were looking into the AQIS claim on the Kalabgan murder.
The CT Unit was keeping an eye on social media and online activities, the additional commissioner said.
The list of targets were put forth in a statement written in Bangla, dated April 8 and signed by one Mufti Abdullah Ashraf, claiming to be the spokesperson for Ansar Al Islam, or Al Qaeda in Indian Subcontinent, Bangladesh Branch.
US-based extremism monitoring company SITE Intelligence Group uploaded the statement to their website yesterday, saying it was released on the official AQIS website and twitter account.
The AQIS statement comes with the heading, “who are our next targets.”
The first category includes people who make statements against and belittling Allah, the Prophet (SM) and Islam.
It emphasises however, that being an atheist in personal life would not make anyone a target.
“Rather the targets are those who under the guise of atheism and free thought make insults against the Prophet SM and Islam.”
In the second category are the people who are supporting or patronising those making insults against Islam or Allah.
The third category includes people who are “preventing the practice of Shariah and Islamic tenets” in their own spheres, whether they are school, college or university teachers, mayors or local leaders, heads of any organisation, judges, lawyers or doctors.
The fourth category are the people who are “implementing a western/Indian agenda” by presenting a “distorted view of Islam” with their speeches and writings.
“The person might be a story or drama writer, intellectual, poet, journalist or editor and artist of any cinema or drama,” the statement said.
Number five includes people opposing Shariah or undermining Islam through their speeches or statements.
Number six consists of people who are spreading “nudity and shamelessness” in the society.
Here the statement underlines that there is a great difference in Shariah between engaging in something forbidden and trying to lead the society towards it.
People who are involved efforts to remove Shariah from education, culture and the economic arena fall under the seventh category.
Finally the last group of people are those who are trying to “extinguish the light of Islam from this land.”
The statement then emphasised that ordinary Muslims and people from other faiths were not the targets of AQIS.
Asked about this statement, Monirul Islam, the head of Dhaka Metropolitan Police’s Counter Terrorism and Transnational Crime Unit, said they were looking into the AQIS claim on the Kalabgan murder.
The CT Unit was keeping an eye on social media and online activities, the additional commissioner said.
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