Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi

Abu Qutaiba, one of ISIS’ Friday prayer leaders will not be meeting his 72 virgins after the group burnt him alive for slightly confirming the death of the ISIS group leader, Al-Baghdadi. He was burnt July 2 in Tal Afar.

Abu was unfortunate during his Friday sermons, and burst into tears after mentioning the ISIS leader name, hinting that the man himself is dead.

According to a local who spoke to Alsumaria News TV confirmed the news that Abu was later arrested after his sermon, and he was executed. He went on to recite verse from the Quran that is said for the deceased during his speech, raising a lot of questions from the group members.

Sources close to ISIS and the terrorist group are yet to say anything about Al-Baghdadi's death after Russia claimed to have killed him in an airstrike.

Iraq: In what might have come as a big blow to Daesh group, the assistant of ISIS leader, Abu Harith al-Matuiti has been apprehended by Iraq forces. He was arrested based on solid intelligence information in Hayy al-Bakr areas in the eastern side of Mosul.

This comes just as Iraq predicted it will throw out ISIS from its country in 3-months.

Predicting the collapse of ISIS in Iraq is the Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi, he said;

They (Americans) used to talk about a really long period, but the remarkable successes achieved by our brave and heroic fighters reduced that. I foresee that in Iraq it will take three months.

The recent news might means that the Iraqi forces are closing down on arresting the terrorist head, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi.

An unconfirmed report is saying that the leader of Radical Islamic terrorist group, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi might have gone to get his own 72 virgins earlier than planned, as he is being reported to have been killed in a US-led coalition airstrike in Raqqa.

According to Turkish local media, Yenisafak, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi was killed on Sunday morning in Raqqa, but there is no report or statement from Pentagon or any of the coalition forces yet. 

According to official news agency of the Daesh group, a statement reads;

Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi has been killed by coalition airstrikes on Raqqa on the fifth day of Ramadan.

American hostage, Kayla Muller, before her death earlier this year have been reported to be repeatedly raped by ISIS leader, Abu Bakr Al-Baghdadi. US officials says on Friday.

Her parents,  Carl and Marsha Mueller, were told by the US government that their daughter was repeatedly raped by the Abu Bakr Al-Baghdadi, and was also tortured during his days of captivity in the Islamic state. Mueller was captured when she was 26, and would have turned 27 on Friday.

We were told Kayla was tortured, that she was the property of al-Baghdadi. We were told that in June by the government," Kayla's parents, Carl and Marsha Mueller, told ABC News today.

The Islamic state reported on Friday that Kayla was killed when a Jordanian fighter jet bombed a building she was being held captive outside Raqqa,a stronghold in Syria of the Islamist militant group.

Abu Bakr Al-Baghdadi, an Iraqi who calls himself "caliph" is the ruler of the ISIS terrorist group and had personally brought Kayla to be imprisoned inside the home of Abu Sayaff,a Tunisian in charge of oil and gas revenue for the group.

After that, he had made regular visits to the same compound to meet with Abu Sayaff and also to sexually assault Kayla Mueller.

In an attempt to save Kayla, the U.S. Army's elite hostage-rescue and counter-terrorism unit known as Delta Force conducted a ground raid to kill Sayaff, but was forced to kill him when he raised a weapon.

She had used a year and a half, before now, a lot of speculations were that she had co-operated to be a jihadist bride, something the FBI told her parents that is a rumour among officials, this upsets her parents about such rumour.

The speculation was based on a smuggled letter released by her family in which Kayla wrote that she was completely fine, and also said she was "completely unharmed + healthy (put on weight in fact); I have been treated w/ the utmost respect + kindness".

Kayla was seized in August 2013, while leaving a hospital in Aleppo in Northern Syria. She had gone to Syria in December 2012 to work for a Turkish organization providing humanitarian aid to Syrian refugees along the Syrian border.

The information about  Abu Bakr Al-Baghdadi came from different sources, including the US interviews with at least 2 Yezidi girls held as sex slaves in Sayaff's compound and also the interrogation of Sayaff's wife, who was captured during the raid in which her husband was killed.