Sentence examples for brutal interpretation from inspiring English sources

History has documented the discriminatory and brutal interpretation of Shariah by the Taliban.

In Raqqah, where Islamic State militants first began implementing a brutal interpretation of Islam, no civilian deaths were reported.

They also believe in thoroughly debunked conspiracy theories alleging Muslims in America have organized a massive, subversive plot to destroy America from within, replacing the U.S. Constitution with a brutal interpretation of Sharia, or Islamic law. .

From Dair Alzour in the east to Aleppo in the northwest, residents and religious leaders have in part rallied behind Islamic State, which until recently was reviled and feared because of its brutal interpretation and implementation of Islam.

But as Islamic State began to impose its brutal interpretation of Islam on residents and destroyed sites of religious and cultural importance to many religions and sects, the people of Mosul began to chafe under the group's rule.

If Mopti fell, it would plunge 120,000 more people into the arms of the Islamists, with their segregation of sexes, banning of music and brutal interpretations of sharia – all so alien to most Malians.

Since then, ISIS has concentrated on seizing territory and implementing its brutal and extreme interpretation of Islamic law instead of fighting with Syrian government troops.

The self-proclaimed Islamic State -- known for its brutal war tactics, archaic and violent interpretation of Islam, and the large number of non-Syrian fighters within its ranks -- has wreaked havoc across Syria and Iraq.

Reports emanating from jihadist-controlled towns such as Timbuktu and Gao talk of rebels recruiting local children as fighters, imposing brutal punishments in the name of a fundamentalist interpretation of Sharia and attracting militant allies from North Africa, the Middle East and Nigeria.

However the brutal tactics of Isis' fighters and the extreme interpretation of Islamic law they have imposed on areas under their control have so alienated rebel groups in Syria that they have joined forces to expel them.

The militants espouse an especially harsh interpretation of Islam and have used brutal tactics,  including mass shootings, beheadings and crucifixions, to impose their rule.