ISIS priest calls Valentine’s Day a 'sin day', beheads red teddy bear
Tuesday, February 14, 2017 IST
ISIS priest calls Valentine’s Day a 'sin day', beheads red teddy bear
New Delhi: An Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIS) petition pioneer has enrolled his dissent against Valentine's Day by slashing the leader of a teddy hold on for a sharp blade.
DNA has refered to a report by an Iranian day by day and said the man guillotined a red teddy bear at a mosque in Mosul, northern Iraq, and undermined that it would be the destiny of individuals who praise the 'wrongdoing day'.
Yet not all that severe like ISIS, yet there are nations or gatherings in different nations, which are against observing Valentine's Day.
On Monday, the Islamabad High Court forced a restriction on Valentine's Day festivities crosswise over Pakistan.
The request came amid the knowing about an appeal to belligerence that the day was not some portion of Islamic custom and ought to be restricted, the Dawn detailed.
As indicated by the court request, Valentine's Day-related merriments have been prohibited out in the open spots.
In Japan, according to an AFP report, individuals from 'Kakuhido', or the Revolutionary Alliance of Men that Women discover Unattractive, spread out a monster "Crush Valentine's Day" pennant as the gathering poopers set off to attempt and oust the yearly festival of sentiment.
The testy confidants inspired inquisitive looks from passers-by in the in vogue Shibuya locale where they mobilized against corporate greed and droned other buzz-murder mottos, for example, "open kissing is psychological warfare!"
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