Rabat - A “jihadi bride” of the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS), whose husband kidnapped a girl from the Yazidi minority ethnic group as a slave, has claimed that forced sex with kidnapped women is not rape, but rather is an Islamic practice inspired by the Prophet Mohammed.
The alleged statements of Umm Sumayyah Al-Muhajirah were printed in the ninth edition of the ISIS propaganda magazine Dabiq, in an article entitled: "Slave Girls or Prostitutes.”
In the article, the jihadi bride claims that enslaving Yazidi women through war is "a great prophetic Sunnah [teaching of Mohammed] containing many divine wisdoms and religious benefits," according to the Independent.
"[A Yazidi woman’s] enslavement is in opposition to human rights and copulation with her is rape?!?," she questioned rhetorically.
"We indeed raided and captured the kafirah [infidel] women, and drove them like sheep by the edge of the sword. And glory belongs to Allah, to His Messenger, and to the believers."
"It is better to use a Yazidi sex slave than a prostitute in the West,” she claimed, because prostitutes “openly commit sin.”
In her five-page-statement, Al-Muhajirah also insulted U.S. first lady Michelle Obama, branding her as a prostitute whose "price won't exceed a third of a dinar."
"Who knows, maybe Michelle Obama's price wouldn’t even exceed a third of a dinar, and a third of a dinar is too much for her!,” the extremist writer said.
She applauded the terror group's bloody crusade to establish an Islamic State across Iraq and Syria as God’s will: "By Allah, we brought it back by the edge of the sword, and we did not do so through pacifism, negotiations, democracy, or elections. We established it according to the prophetic way, with blood-red swords, not with fingers for voting or tweeting.”
In a previous edition of the propaganda magazine, the jihadi bride also called for other Muslim women to immigrate to Syria and become wives to ISIS extremists.
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