his title means that he ascended from the prophet muhammad.holy shrine in kadhimiya, our reporter went with him to his marriage office. it was time for the crucial question. would the cleric agree to provide a girl? in the holy city, we also found a sheik who was going to do a pleasure marriage with a young girl. a few weeks later, our reporter finds out if he too can procure girls. he told a reporter he could offer him a choice of women. our reporter and the cleric agreed to meet in a cafe in baghdad to finalise arrangements. the sheik said he had a girl waiting. the sheik says he had arranged a place where our reporter could have sex with her. we have enough proof he can find girls so we left it there. this was a man of god acting as a pimp. he wasn't the only one. we also had evidence from another woman who endured such prostitution. she had been widowed by an is bomb. penniless she had done a pleasure marriage with a senior cleric and then he started pimp her to his friends. it began one night when he brought three men. we can't identify w

one of them was this man, and his title it means he claims descent from the prophet muhammad.ld him he met a girl and wa nted reporter told him he met a girl and wanted to have sex. he said pleasure marriages allowed a man to do pretty much whatever he wanted. it is illegal to rent a hotel for it women and iraq unless you are properly married but he said that was no problem. i wanted to find out about the man who use clerics to do pleasure marriages. la's meeting and very professional in his 40s. speaking anonymously, not his real name, he tells me he regularly does them sometimesjust for an tells me he regularly does them sometimes just for an hour. to me it sounded like prostitution. but he said he wanted it to be halal. as we talked, he revealed some men where pain clerics for pleasure marriages with children. we were discovering one of iraq darkest secrets. clerics making money helping men who wanted sex with a very young girls. he was prepared to talk about it. i reporter had told him he met a 13—year—old virgin and asked whether a pleasure marriage would be halal. the ge

archery is an ancient sport and one recommended by the prophet muhammad. lestari says her faith is very important to her both in her private and her professional life. she's an entrepreneur based in jakarta. 8 years ago she founded her joke an online shop for muslim fashion she sees the hit job as a symbol of her religious beliefs and also with empowerment knowing him. when i work fills that i'm difficult to find appropriate he jumped a good really office at that time and there is no big brand as a mini. in the other hand there's a lot of big. international big brand they try to make this he just be here and why not in a nation of people with their own brand and marketing to this biggest population was a little bit in the world they're so far off economic empowerment to do. and so she set about building up a homegrown fashion marketplace to fill that gap. 20 years ago religious symbols were less ubiquitous in indonesia. but these days conservative islam is increasingly popular and the market for modest dress is growing indonesia is home to some $200000000.

people have been killed and dozens injured in a protest over a facebook post criticizing the prophet muhammad that comment was posted by a 25 year old hindu man who was now claiming that his account was hacked police say they opened fire on the protesters after stones were thrown facebook c.e.o. has repeatedly said that he created the platform in part to oppose violence. most of us felt like we were powerless to do anything about it. and i remember feeling that if more people had a voice to share their experiences then maybe it could've gone differently and those earlier shaped my belief but giving more people a voice or gives power and the power of us and pushes society to get better over time but information posted on facebook has repeatedly led to violence. political analyst dan kadlec says facebook struggles to meet its own standards. i suppose the facebook there by some ways are probably unites in other ways. but what i don't think it does is help us find true i think there facebook is despair as other you know traditional outlets in terms of. being a purveyor of untrue. conspiracy theor

he was the descendant of the prophet muhammad. he was not somebody who was physical, had a high public profile. that simply wasn't his style. therefore for him to disappear from the scene now that he has been killed doesn't mean isis will shrivel up and disappear. and carrying on in that thread of thought, currently there is a series of uprisings in the arab world. in iraq, here in lebanon. in egypt you have had sporadic demonstrations for the first time in years. and i can tell you that the oppression, the repression, the dun dungeons will provide the troops for some future extremist organization. so we are, with the death of al baghdadi, perhaps moving from one phase to another. but this phenomenon of extremist terrorist organizations is not about to come to an end now that al baghdadi has been, as we have been told, has been killed. . >> somehow the reign of terror continues. talk, too, ben, about the fact that after he announced the caliphate, many communities in iraq are so desperate that they welcomed isis into their communi

they claimed direct lineage from the prophet muhammad, the new caliph. this was the pinnacle of careers of calculation and isis rose fast. and then the attack on an occupation of mows up. the atrocities in mount sinja, the beheadings of western hostagings, the proceeding of kobani. more errors marked by an obscene worship of violence. in all these, he isn't visible. one of the more terrifying things about the eyes he helped create is not his object section with gruesome acts of murder but the harnessing of social media to create a global franchise in libya, afghanistan, paris, brussels, atrocities committed by people who were attracted to isis's brand to commit atrocities and even die for it. but in november 2014, rumors of an air strike hitting him. within a week, a recording of his speech. [speaking foreign language] . it became a pattern. no public appearances mixed with randomly released audio statements. they believe he was injured in may 2017 and had to take five months away from his duties as a result. but yet from that moment onwards what was lef

porter be making derogatory comments about the prophet muhammad in a facebook post but police say he wasn't behind the comments because his account was hacked and all the hackers have been detained. the european union says it has received u.k. prime minister barak's johnson's letter asking for a 3 month delay to the brags that deadline but it hasn't indicated how it will respond johnson was forced to send that letter after losing a crucial vote in parliament but he didn't sign it and included another letter saying an extension would be a mistake all that it has now from andrew symonds in westminster the u.k. is deep into brics it uncertainty once more with the prime minister again being accused of breaking the law and boris johnson's government readying itself for another push to get parliamentary approval for a new withdrawal deal conservative government ministers believe they have enough support to win a meaningful vote on the new deal as early as monday we're going to leave with a 31st we have the means and the ability to do so are you think actually the mood in the country is cle

descendant from the tribe from prophet of muhammad came from. other people who took in line to take over his demise simply do not have. isis is quite resilience and ada adapti adaptive. they're a global franchise. >> let me interrupt, you tthe briefing is about to start. >> the united states joint special operation forces conducted a successful raid on saturday night resulting in the death of abu bakr al-baghdadi, the founder and leader of isis. this operation was a combination of a multi-year to find him and capture or kill him. baghdadi and the thugs who followed him responsible for some of the most brutal atrocities of all time. i isis are now deprived of their leader. i want to thank our brave service members who took part in this raid along with our partners who supported the mission. there is no guarantee of a su success in an operation of this difficulty. president trump knew this when he made the bold decision to order the raid, confident in the expertise of our forces. they executed the raid in all its facets brilliantly. the security s

he's the author of many books, including "muhammad: prophet of peace amid the clash of empires" and "engaging the muslim world." and in boston, rami khouri, senior public policy fellow and journanalist-in-residence at the american university of beirut. he's a non-resident senior fellow at the harvard kennedy school's middle east initiative. he is a columnist at the new arab. , your response to the death of baghdadi? >> it should be remember the organization he led, isil, developed originally as al qaeda and arose in reaction to the u.s. invasion and occupation of iraq. and so the same kinetic u.s. military that in some ways inadvertently created isil has .ow ended one of its leaders it certainly has not destroyed the organization or the impulse that lies behind it. thinkshink if anybody that kinetic military operations in this part of the world are going to solve all the proroble, they are sadly mistaken. amy: and the significance of baghdadi? while president trump talked about the killing of the u.s. aid workers and journalists, the rape of kayla mueller, who also syria wherembing in

what is important about it is the fact that he is claiming direct descendant see from the prophet muhammad'sor everybody in the region to call for everybody in the region to try and spring isis prisoners, including the women, from prisons. some of these were absolutely fanatic isis supporters, they had taken over effectively parts of the camps in northern syria, so, freeing them is very much a part of their ideology and campaign, and can be i mean at the risk of what my parents used to call bringing it back to yourself, i wrote a piece for bbc news online, saying, what to expect next from isis and i said, first of all, they're going to name their successor pretty quickly. secondly, revenge attacks, expect them, they will be most likely in syria and iraq. they would do them here in europe if they could but it takes a lot more planning and it is riskier and less easy for them to access weapons and explosives, but there will be vengeance attacks. on that grim no, you can but go back to brexit now. were you always accused of bringing it back to yourself? frequently! always good to see you. briti