ISIS appoints jihadi ‘AGONY UNCLE’ for radio call-in show so anxious head-choppers can seek help for ‘stress’
Advice show will feature on Al-Bayan radio station which broadcasts twisted propaganda to ISIS territories in Syria and Iraq
ISIS chiefs have appointed their very own radio Agony Uncle for worried Jihadists to contact for answers to their problems of the heart.
The Al-Bayan radio station – which broadcasts to captured ISIS territories in Syria and Iraq is a propaganda tool reporting battlefield successes.
But the station now has a popular segment called "Fatwas Over the Airwaves," in which a cleric provides answers to questions presented to him on a variety of topics concerning Islamic law.
Most turn about to be questions from ISIS men who want fatwas – or rulings – about their wives.
One recent question was from a husband asking the station’s resident Iman whether it was permissible for wives to watch gory ISIS war videos – because they feature men, revealed website Jihad Threat Monitor.
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The caller was concerned that given that under strict Sharia law married women were not permitted to look at male strangers, his wife was committing a crime against Islam.
He was told: “Some of the scholars have tended not to permit women to look at male strangers at all, and some of them have tended to prohibit women from looking at male strangers if this was out of desire or at a time or place ripe for temptation.
“However, if the looking is devoid of these things, it is permissible [and this is the correct stance to which the textual proofs point.
"Since women were ordered to conceal themselves from men, and men were not ordered to do this, therefore it is fundamentally permissible for the Muslim women to watch Islamic State videos, even if they contain sermons, military preparation, or combat by the men of the Islamic State."
This week, we revealed that the death cult is drafting in OAPs to defend its crumbling caliphate.
New footage shows old men being armed with weapons before they carry out executions and take part in fierce battles.
The grey-bearded fighters are seen running around with machine guns before opening fire on targets.
Last week, intimate selfies of extremist fighters posing for selfies with their brides emerged online.
One snap shows a brainwashed wife bride kissing her depraved partner while showing acres of cleavage in the intimate selfie.
It is against Islamic law to capture images of loved ones in a state of undress or engaging in intimate acts or poses.
The gruesome plan came to light during hearings of two ISIS fanatics who blew up a Sikh temple in the industrial city of Essen during wedding celebrations.
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