Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, head of the Islamic State or Iraq and the Levant, has released a 19-minute video calling on Muslims to build an 'Islamic state' The leader of extremist group ISIS has called on Muslims to come to the territory his group has seized to help build an Islamic state, declaring: 'The earth is Allah's.' Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, head of the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant, said in a 19-minute audiotape released online yesterday: 'Muslims, rush to your state. Yes, it is your state.' In the audio, posted on militant websites which have been used by the group before, the leader makes a special call to those with practical skills - such as scholars, judges, doctors, engineers and people with military and administrative expertise - to come 'answer the dire need of the Muslims for them'.
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Abu Bakr al-Baghdad released 19-minute audiotape online earlier today
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Made special call to those with practical skills such as doctors, judges and engineers to 'answer the dire need of the Muslims for them'
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Comes as large weapon, believed to be a Scud, photographed in militants' possession
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Seen being transported by masked men in city of Raqqa in Syria yesterday
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Raqqa is proclaimed capital of ISIS, which now calls itself the Islamic State
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Experts dismiss the idea, suggesting it is highly unlikely to be operable
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