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The voice you hear is Imran al Azdi (aka Abu Amer al Jazrawi) the religious authority of the Islamic State in Libya, reciting the taraweeh prayers in one of the mosques of Raqqa. He was the speaker during the killing of the Copts in Sirte in January 2015 https://l.top4top.net/m_1090or44t1.mp3 …pic.twitter.com/rWcBIeDLVH
So, the most important religious figure of the Islamic State in Libya (killed) was in Raqqa during the Ramadan. It means between June 28 and July 28 2014, because the year before Raqqa wasn't under the control of the Islamic State and in summer 2014 he was dispatched to Libya.
Make no mistake. The guy is called "Sheikh Mujahid", a title reserved to top ranking commanders of the Islamic State. Abu Bakr al Baghdadi sent him to Sirte, together with Abul Mughirah al Qahtani (the Wali, killed) and Abu Muaz al Tikriti (aka Abdul Qader al Nadji, current Wali)
That's interesting. That religious leader was perhaps one of the speakers of the Ajnād Foundation For Media Production. If you don't know what Ajnād is, you can start from the site Jihadology, the best free resource to approach this fieldpic.twitter.com/6bFhgCdBq3
I started the hunt. When I find - kill. I will give a photo on my website, as before with respect to the destroyed jihadists.
Judging from his voice, he's the one included in Ajnad's Qur'an recitations (Surat al-Hashr (59) to Surat al-Munafiqun (63).
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