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       Iraq Militant Leader Calls For Muslims To Build Islamic State
       By: kingrollex Date: July 4, 2014, 5:45 pm
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       BAGHDAD – The leader of the extremist group
       that has swept over much of northern Syria
       and Iraq called on Muslims Tuesday to
       immigrate to the territory his group has seized
       to help build an Islamic state.
       The 19-minute audiotape from Abu Bakr al-
       Baghdadi comes two days after his
       organization, the Islamic State of Iraq and the
       Levant, unilaterally declared the establishment
       of an Islamic state, or caliphate, in the land it
       controls. It also proclaimed al-Baghdadi the
       caliph, and demanded that all Muslims around
       the world pledge allegiance to him.
       In his first remarks since that bold declaration,
       al-Baghdadi urged Muslims to come build
       their caliphate. He made a special appeal to
       those with practical skills — scholars, judges,
       doctors, engineers and people with military
       and administrative expertise — to come
       "answer the dire need of the Muslims for
       them."
       He also called on jihadi fighters to escalate
       fighting in the holy month of Ramadan, which
       began on Sunday. "In this virtuous month or
       in any other month, there is no deed better
       than jihad in the path of Allah, so take
       advantage of this opportunity and walk the
       path of you righteous predecessors," he said.
       "So to arms, to arms, soldiers of the Islamic s,
       fight, fight."
       The audio was posted on militant websites
       where the group has issued statements in the
       past, and the voice resembled that on other
       audiotapes said to be by the shadowy al-
       Baghdadi, an Iraqi militant who has rarely
       been photographed or appeared in public.
       In a reflection of the havoc wreaked the past
       month by the Sunni insurgency led by the
       group, the United Nations said more than
       2,400 people were killed in Iraq in June,
       making it the deadliest month in the country
       in years.
       The Sunni insurgents' advance, which has
       plunged Iraq into its worst crisis since the last
       U.S. troops left in 2011, appears to have
       crested, at least for now, as it bumps up
       against majority Shiite areas, and as it seeks
       to consolidate its control of the territory
       already in hand. But in neighboring Syria, the
       group has continued to advance, seizing
       control of a border town on Tuesday.
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