Shocking video of girl, 8, speaking of her love for Jihad during Muslim conference in Sydney, Australia

  • Little girl addressed a crowd at a ‘Muslims Rise’ conference in Sydney
  • The ‘Muslims Rise’ event was held by the Australian chapter of Hizb ut-Tahrir
  • The video emerged as the city deals with the fallout from violent riots

By
Kerry Mcqueeney

16:41 EST, 17 September 2012


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19:36 EST, 17 September 2012

Shocking footage has emerged of a girl as young as eight speaking of her love for Jihad and the Syrian uprising during a video filmed at a Muslim conference in Sydney.

The little girl made the controversial comments as she addressed a crowd at an Islamic gathering, while the Australian city continued to deal with the fallout from violent riots at the weekend.

The girl – named only as eight-year-old Ruqaya – was filmed speaking during a ‘Muslims Rise’ conference held by the Australian chapter of Hizb ut-Tahrir in Bankstown, west Sydney.

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Controversial: The young girl is seen taking to the stage in front of a packed audience

The little girl made controversial comments about her love for Jihad and the Syrian uprising

The little girl made the controversial comments as she addressed a crowd attending an Islamic conference

Authorities are now investigating the background of the little girl, who was filmed describing her love of jihad – a holy war or spiritual struggle – as well as the violent uprising in Syria and the global community, which is known as Ummah, it was reported.

According to 9News, the video shows the little girl saying: ‘These uprisings have demonstrated
that this Ummah is alive and well, that her sentiments are for Islam,
her love is for Jihad, she has unshackled herself from the fear which
she held.

‘Children as young as myself can be
seen on the streets joining the uprisings, risking their lives to bring
food, water and medicine to their wounded family members, some of them
never returning to their mothers … Nobody is too young.’

Sydney was the scene of violent rioting at the weekend, as part of demonstrations all over the world were held in protest against an U.S.-produced anti-Islam video.

Demonstrators clashed with police in the Australian city, with 17 injured and six arrested and charged on Saturday.

Spreading around the world: Muslim women stand behind a child who was taken to a violent protest in Sydney, Australia, against the movie

Clamping down: Police arrest a protester demonstrating against an anti-Islam video in Sydney, Australia, after more than 100 officers formed a ring around throngs of protesters in Hyde Park

Worringly, young children were also seen holding posters with inflammatory slogans on them.

Pru
Goward, the family and Community Services Minister, has been ordered by
New South Wales Premier Barry O’Farrell to urgently investigate the
presence of a child at the protest, who was pictured holding posters
ordering the beheading of anyone opposing the prophet.

According to 9News, Ms Goward said: ‘We
cannot incite our children to violence for any reason, and we cannot
use our children to promote messages that incite people to violence.

Detectives
are now hunting the organisers of the riots, who are thought to have
used text messages and social networking sites to bring demonstrators
together to ‘defend the honour of the Prophet.

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The comments below have been moderated in advance.

Jihad does not only mean war , it means to strive and push your message through no matter what you face from the non believers , exactly what this article is doing , .

Norman yafai
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Earth Milky way,
18/9/2012 01:54

“U.S.-produced anti-Islam video”. The US didn’t produce it. An Egyptian produced it.

rb
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tampa USA,
18/9/2012 01:24

I can’t say it’s any more disturbing than the American children who hold signs saying gay people will burn in **** and thank god for AIDs and dead soldiers and all that. When it comes to religious violence though, Muslims these days have no rival.

hbruno
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US,
18/9/2012 00:34

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