ISIS Singing Chorus "Nasheed," or
Heroes' Anthem
11 June 2014
ISIS, ISIS Baby! Jihadists sing for ‘Brothers' The
Heroes
Jihadist fighters of the al-Qaeda
inspired Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (SISI) has
released a music video calling for the release of
fellow Islamists detained in Lebanon's largest prison
facility, Roumieh.
The video, posted on the popular video sharing website
YouTube Sunday, shows a group of masked gunmen seated
on the floor chanting behind what appears to be the
lead singer.
Shot in a mountainous and remote location, the men are
seated in front of the organization's black and white
flag. The singing chorus is surrounded by a wide
display of weaponry, including rocket-propelled
grenades.
The opening is a dedication to the group's "brothers
and prisoners in Roumieh [prison], Lebanon."
The song is also a plea to alert Sheikh Abu Bakr
al-Baghdadi, the organization's leader, of the
"circumstances of prisoners at Roumieh prison."
The lead singer also expresses his sadness "of
watching militants and policemen" standing between him
and his friends in Roumieh.
This is not the first time ISIS has expressed
themselves through song. In 2013, an ISIS-affiliated
YouTube channel posted a "nasheed," or an anthem,
praising their leader and the organization. Another
video shows masked gunmen riding horses across the
desert with lyrics declaring "we will never
surrender."
AES repulses a sortie
of infidels from Aleppo central prison
On the night of June 3, a squad of
infidels attempted to reach flank positions Mujahideen
in a surprise attack near the Aleppo central prison.
However, the Jaish al-Muhajireen wal Ansar/Army of
Emigrants and Supporters (AES) command was prepared
for the unexpected, reports Akhbar Sham.
Barriers and listening posts were set up on the areas
where the infidels intended to break through.
On Tuesday night (June 3), the invaders [Assad's
forces] moved from the central prison through olive
groves, trying to bypass the contact line of
Mujahideen. However, an unexpected surprise awaited
them. Prearranged groups of the AES suddenly attacked
Assadites, scaring them out of senses.
A short but fierce battle followed that ended with
infidels fleeing. They left behind on the battlefield
at least 10 corpses. A sniper group of Mujahideen
fired on them, using night vision goggles.
The infidels retreated behind the prison walls and
made no new attempts to move, so far.
AES Mujahideen
base bombed by Alawite enemy in Syria
A representative of the command of
Jaish al-Muhajireen wal Ansar/Army of Emigrants and
Supporters (AES) confirmed reportd, distributed in
recent days by Assadites and several social networks
about a bombing of its base in the populated area of
Hraytan in Aleppo province. But the command refuted
infidels claims of large losses among the Mujahideen,
reports Akhbar Sham.
Several media sources say that the bombing was carried
out against "a Caucasus Emirate base in Syria".
It is to be recalled, that in recent months, the AES
entered the forefront of Syrian Mujahideen in Aleppo,
and carried out most successful offensive operations
against infidels.
The bomb attacks on the AES base took place on May 28
and 29. The wave included 3 barrel bomb, which
exploded near the base and did not cause much damage.
The second wave of aerial attacks was carried out by
Assadites at 7 am on May 29. 10 barrel bombs were
dropped from enemy choppers. In addition, infidels
attacked the base with assault planes which fired 3
missiles.
As a result, the building of the base suffered
significant damage but casualties were minimal. 1
Mujahid, Abdul Wahhab Kabardinsky, martyred. Four
Mujahideen were lightly wounded by glass, and had
minor cuts and contusions.
Another Mujahid fell into the basement from the 4th
floor as a result of the floor collapse. But he stayed
alive. Praise Allah, he did not suffer serious
injuries, except for a moderate one on his back.
Apart from that, 1 Zushka and 2 light machine guns
belonging to Mujahideen were destroyed. There were no
other losses or damage.
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