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Scottish imams plea for hostage release and condemn extremism Scottish imams plead for hostage's release and condemn extremism
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Imams across Scotland are using Friday prayers to reiterate their opposition to extremism and call for all hostages to be released. Imams across Scotland used Friday prayers to reiterate their opposition to extremism and call for all hostages to be released.
They are urging young Muslims not to travel to Syria or Iraq or to support extremist groups. They urged young Muslims not to travel to Syria or Iraq or to support extremist groups.
It follows threats by IS towards aid worker David Haines, 44, from Perth, who was kidnapped in northern Syria last year and is being held hostage.It follows threats by IS towards aid worker David Haines, 44, from Perth, who was kidnapped in northern Syria last year and is being held hostage.
Two American journalists have been beheaded by the terrorist group.Two American journalists have been beheaded by the terrorist group.
A joint statement from the Muslim Council of Scotland and Glasgow's Central Mosque said: "The Scottish Muslim community unequivocally condemns the barbaric actions of IS (formerly known as ISIS).A joint statement from the Muslim Council of Scotland and Glasgow's Central Mosque said: "The Scottish Muslim community unequivocally condemns the barbaric actions of IS (formerly known as ISIS).
"The actions of IS are against the teachings of Islam and therefore supporting or joining such an organisation is unacceptable."The actions of IS are against the teachings of Islam and therefore supporting or joining such an organisation is unacceptable.
"We urge all our young people in particular not to travel to Iraq or Syria to support or fight with IS."We urge all our young people in particular not to travel to Iraq or Syria to support or fight with IS.
"Their actions not only cause serious harm in those countries, but also cause harm to their families here in Scotland and the wider Muslim community.""Their actions not only cause serious harm in those countries, but also cause harm to their families here in Scotland and the wider Muslim community."