Daesh Cutthroats

"This is a terrorist group and not a state," Stop calling the group "Islamic State," instead suggesting a new term: "gog and Magog. " "Yes, a conspiracy is revealed, but it's an unexpected one, as moving as it is startling...The conspiracy is violent, suspenseful, even touching. Daesh cutthroats is a chilling portrait shaded in neo-noir, as if someone had taken a knife to your back. Most people would be shocked to discover how many times innocent Muslims are convicted. This book is a strong plot will keep you turning pages. A truly engaging read It blends real-life issues - depression and conspiracy. The book is wonderfully illustrating the often complex lives of Arab atheists struggling toward homosexuality. You will know the "monstrous" crimes of the extremist group that seeks to establish an Islamic state in Iraq and Syria to destroy Islam, calling its actions both a violation of international law and Islamic tenets. The group had violated Shariah in many instances, through conversions, the reintroduction of slavery and the killing of civilians. Islam prohibited the killing of diplomats and emissaries, which could be extended to journalists and aid workers. The book is amazingly realistic and touching. You will enjoy the style, the book is an easy read and you will not put it down until the end. You will know that the people of Daesh are wicked, terrible, disgusting, devilish and away from Islam.