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Does Quran support theft (stealing)?
Do You Think Quran (Of Islam) Permits Military Members To Steal?
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TY, moving on. Next MQ re: Quran here:
https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/28517955/Does-Qur'an-support-Prophethood-of-John-the-Baptist.html
Does Qur'an support Prophethood of John_the_Baptist?
https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/28517955/Does-Qur'an-support-Prophethood-of-John-the-Baptist.html
Does Qur'an support Prophethood of John_the_Baptist?
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I've some wonder about The Islamic State chasing peoples from homes they can loot. Then again, looting prisoners before killing them 100 or so at a time, then again, robbing banks as in Mosul:
The Islamic State of Iraq and Syria, or ISIS for short, recently became the world’s wealthiest terrorist organization. In fact, with an estimated net worth of $2 billion -
.. the bulk of ISIS’s support came from wealthy donors in Kuwait, Qatar, and Saudi Arabia
ISIS’s big financial injection came earlier this month when it captured the Iraqi city of Mosul. During that invasion, ISIS broke into the city’s central bank, stealing close to $500 million, and it looted millions more.
Afterward, with the money they robbed from banks and the value of the military supplies they looted, they could add another $1.5 billion to that.”
"Everyone has found mistakes in the sermon of the so-called al-Baghdadi such that not even a student of Sharia would make,"
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In addition, the ISIL leader held prayers at Mosul Mosque, even though Salafism prohibits holding prayers at shrines, he said, adding that this means al-Baghdadi's prayers were null and void.
"ISIL robbed about 300 homes in Fallujah and Ramadi
... electrical appliances, clothes, personal items, gold jewellery and private cars had been stolen