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Michelle Obama Gets Chilling Mention in Islamic State Magazine Article, 'Slave-Girls or Prostitutes?
First lady Michelle Obama (Image . (AP Photo/Jacquelyn Martin) AP Photo/Jacquelyn Martin

Michelle Obama Gets Chilling Mention in Islamic State Magazine Article, 'Slave-Girls or Prostitutes?

"Are slave-girls we took by Allah's command better, or prostitutes ...?"

The latest edition of the Islamic State's propaganda magazine Dabiq is prompting some double-takes over the picture of U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry alongside Arab world leaders — but the issue's vile mention of first lady Michelle Obama could cause a bigger stir.

First lady Michelle Obama speaks about "mobilizing for children's rights, supporting local leaders and improving girls' education" Friday, Dec. 12, 2014, at the Brookings Institution in Washington. (AP Photo/Manuel Balce Ceneta) AP Photo/Manuel Balce Ceneta

The cover story reads like old hat: Kerry, President Barack Obama and other "crusaders" in the West are plotting with "apostates" of Islam against Allah. But as the article notes, Allah also plots — and you can't out-plot him.

Image source: Dabiq

Then there's the article on page 44 titled, "Slave-Girl or Prostitutes?"

Image source: Dabiq

The lengthy piece — from the section "From Our Sisters" — lays out the Islamic State's justification for taking girls as slaves and having sex with them, arguing that it's much better than prostitution.

"Are slave-girls we took by Allah's command better, or prostitutes — an evil you do not denounce — who are grabbed by the quasi men in the lands of kufr where you live?" It then decries the notion that taking girls as slaves is a violation of human rights and that "copulation with her" is equal to rape.

Finally, after declaring that slave markets will be "established against the will of the politically 'correct,'" the authors bring the first lady into the picture: "And who knows? Maybe Michelle Obama's price wont even exceed a third of a dinar, and a third of a dinar is too much for her!"

Image source: Dabiq

(H/T: The Gateway Pundit)

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