ISIS savages rape four married women then publicly stone them to death for ADULTERY

After being sentenced at a sharia court they were executed in front of a crowd in Mosul.

Crowds of people watched the public execution in Mosul, Iraq

 ISIS raped four Iraqi women before stoning them to death for ‘committing adultery', according to local news reports. The jihadis arrested the victims after they claimed to have caught them in the act.

The death sentence was handed down by an ISIS-led sharia court

At an ISIS-led sharia court they were sentenced to death by stoning, without the court mentioning any details of the men they had reportedly had sex with.

Stoning to death is a widely-used punishment in ISIS-held areas

  Media activist Abdullah al-Malla told ARA News: “The four women were most likely exposed to sexual abuse at the hands of ISIS militants before being driven out of their homes and transferred to the Sharia Court.


“Apparently, the victims have been raped by ISIS jihadis and then stoned to death on charges of committing adultery.” And Nineveh media centre spokesman Raafat Zarari told ARA News: “The jihadis claimed to have captured the women while committing adultery.

“The four women were stoned to death in front of a large crowd of people in central Mosul.”
Under sharia law, married men or women who commit adultery can be stoned to death.