Muslims around the world mock Baghdadi’s call to join ISIS
Muslims around the world responded to the self-proclaimed “caliph” of the Islamic State, Abu Bakr Al-Baghdadi. However, the response was unexpected.
It came after Iyad el-Baghdadi, an Arab Spring activist, entrepreneur and author, interpreted a message by Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi on Twitter. This message urged all Muslims around the globe to join forces with the so-called caliphate. However, Muslims instead chose to deride the ISIS leader’s message in the most hilarious manner.
In his message, Al-Baghdadi said that the entire world has “ganged up” against the group but has failed to stop its expansion. He declared that waging war against ISIS means battling the entire Muslim community. He also called on all Muslims to join the group in its plans to attack Israel and the West. Baghdadi went on to urge them to trigger an uprising in Saudi Arabia as well.
However, his motive to make more Muslims to join the group after it suffered considerable loss of human resource has been mocked and ridiculed by Muslims. Using Twitter as a platform to respond to the said call, the Muslims posted hilarious comments in relation to the messages.
One of the witty responses to the translated messages posted on Iyad el-Baghdadi’s Twitter said, “too busy being part of a civilised and functioning society.”
Meanwhile, one user says he is busy making a carrot cake. Another says he has to go to the gym and then for a dinner later in the evening. One user simply found the next sequel to the Star Wars more important than joining the extremist group.
I'm making a carrot cake at the moment. Might have time later idk https://t.co/EK4fYFBpTb
— Adeel (@adeelali204) December 27, 2015
Can't this weekend. Got gym and then off to dinner later in the evening.Soz. https://t.co/X1P1ykMpCa
— Ati (@_____Ati) December 27, 2015
Sorry mate, I don't want to risk dying before the next Star Wars comes out. https://t.co/vvnbXmsMfK
— Mohsin Arain (@MohsinArain91) December 27, 2015
There were numerous other funny messages, some of which spoke of running other errands like taking a pet to the vet or doing the dishes or watching a football match. They apparently found those activities more important than becoming an ISIS fighter.
A@l you telling me I should join you rather than witness Leicester City win the league?? Noooo wayyyy! https://t.co/CqtIZBesM9
— Anjum Rauf Meer (@anjum_meer) December 26, 2015