Islamic jihadis in Muslim countries hate tourists, who are often visiting sites of jahiliyya, the pre-Islamic society of unbelievers. And if they’re visiting Muslim sites, they’re trampling them down under their Infidel feet. In the Maldives, they’re not visiting historic sites, but they’re reveling in an immodest manner, almost entirely naked on the beach, and likely imbibing alcohol as well. All this makes it incumbent upon the jihadis to “strike terror in the enemies of Allah” (Qur’an 8:60).
“TROUBLE IN PARADISE ISIS terror attack in Brit holiday paradise Maldives as fanatics use incendiary bombs to blow up boats,” by Matt Acton and Debbie White, The Sun, April 17, 2020 (thanks to The Religion of Peace):
ISIS fanatics claim to have carried out a terror attack in Brit holiday paradise Maldives by using incendiary bombs to blow up boats.
Site Intelligence Group reports the extremists have taken responsibility for explosions which tore apart five boats at Mahibadhoo harbour on Wednesday.
A sea ambulance, four speedboats, and two dinghies docked next to each other were destroyed in the blaze, reported The Edition.
The stunning Maldives are a favourite destination for Brits.
But the UK Foreign Office has been warning of a heightened risk from extremists in the Islamic nation in the last few months.
ISIS’s propaganda wing was quick to release news of the attack in its al-Naba publication.
It claimed fighters had destroyed boats belonged to the “Apostate Maldivian Government and its loyalists” and they were hit with “incendiary bombs.”
The terror publication carried photographs of the burning wreckage….
Commissioner of Police (CP) Mohamed Hameed said the attack took place at 5.22am on Wednesday, and was “clearly a deliberate act”….
The Maldives is known to have contributed the largest number of fighters per capita to the ISIS cause in Syria….
ISIS is feared to be returning to the world stage after being driven underground as the caliphate collapsed in Iraq and Syria. It claimed responsibility for deadly bombings in Sri Lanka in April last year.
The group also recently confirmed a new hardline leader, Amir Mohammed Abdul Rahman al-Mawli al-Salbi, AKA “The Professor” and “The Destroyer”, following the death of Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi in a US raid last October….