New Graduating Class Of 'Caliphate Lion Cubs' Complete Islamic Law Course, Receive Diplomas

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August 31, 2015

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On August 27, 2015, ISIS' (the Islamic State) information bureau in Iraq's Al-Furat province released a series of pictures titled "Certification of a New Graduating Class of Caliphate Ashbal – Lion Cubs   [Boys Belonging To The Islamic State] in the Islamic Law Institute. The pictures that were posted on the jihadi forum Shomoukh Al-Islam and elsewhere,[1] show counselors and authorities on Islamic law awarding diplomas to boys who successfully completed the course.

 

A counselor awards a diploma and a present to a boy

 

Boys listen to the congratulations following their certification

Boys certified show off their diplomas


[1] Shamikh1.info/vb/showthread.php?t=245348; Justpaste.it/ashbal8

 

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