More disturbing images posted by ISIS reveal youngsters revelling in the bloodbath as Muslim leaders urge young people not to join extremists
Parading severed heads in front of pals like a new toy, this is the life of children growing up in the Islamic State.
Sickening images have emerged of boys no more than 10-year-old revelling in the bloodbath which has engulfed the region.
Another picture shows a youngster holding a Kalashnikov and posing beside the body of a crucified rebel soldier.
The horrific scenes emerged after pictures of a baby surrounded by guns and grenades was posted online yesterday by ISIS.
Muslim leaders will use sermons today to reiterate their opposition to extremism, urge young people not to join fundamentalist fighters, and call for the release of all hostages held by the Islamic State.
Imams across Scotland will use Friday prayers to reinforce these messages, according to a joint statement from the Muslim Council of Scotland, Islamic Society of Britain and Glasgow Central Mosque.
Earlier this week the parents of Glasgow woman Aqsa Mahmood who left home last November, said they were horrified to learn that she had joined radicals in Syria and married an IS fighter.
They said she had "betrayed us, our community and the people of Scotland when you took this step" but pleaded for her return, adding that they still love her.
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