An ISIS 'wife' has said Yazidi women can be raped as sex slaves because it states prisoners of war are 'property' in the Quran.
The unidentified female was speaking to another woman who asked her about the treatment of Yazidis under the so-called caliphate.
Speaking directly to a mobile phone camera, she described her interpretation of the Quran as a justification for the rape and murder of Yazidi women taken prisoner as sex slaves.
She said that because the Muslim holy book defines prisoners of war as 'property' they can be treated as objects.
But when pressed on if it does actually states in the Quran that prisoners can be treated this way, the woman replied she 'did know much' about the Islamic text.
The unidentified ISIS woman said the Quran stated prisoners could be treated as property
Women walking with belongings and their children as an SDF fighter helps them, near the village of Baghouz, Deir Al Zor province, in Syria yesterday
Wearing a black niqab with glasses, she added that 'it's not rape in Islam..because they are your property'.
The woman is thought to have originally come from outside Iraq and Syria, and made the comments in a refugee camp in the Kurdish-controlled north of the country.
She said: 'They were prisoners of war, and they become slaves, it is in [the] Quran.
'They are property so in Islam you are allowed to use them, it's not rape in Islam. Because they are your property they are your slaves.'
She then went on to say: 'If it's in the Quran then who am I to question [it]?'
When asked if does state this in the Quran, the woman replied while laughing: 'I don't know much about the Quran.'
Afarin Mamosta posted two videos on social media yesterday evening.
She previous posted videos of children of ISIS fighters raising the jihadi 'tawheed' finger gesture.
ISIS overran the Yazidi faith's heartland of Sinjar in northern Iraq in 2014, forcing young women into servitude as 'wives' for its fighters and massacring men and older women.
The Yazidis are a religious sect whose beliefs combine elements of several ancient Middle Eastern religions.
Speaking to a phone camera, the woman claimed the Islamic holy book allowed prisoners to be sexually assaulted because 'it's not rape in Islam'
A tent at a makeshift camp for ISIS group members and their families in the town of Baghouz
A Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) fighter takes aim with his Kalashnikov rifle after seeing a man walking towards his position in Baghouz as the bid to push militants out of their last stronghold continues
Islamic State considers them devil worshippers and its attacks on the group were condemned as a 'genocide' by the United Nations.
Thousands of Yazidi women were forced into sex slavery by their ISIS 'husbands' when their homeland was overrun by militants in 2014.
One Yazidi sex slave changed 'owners' 17 times as she was raped and abused by ISIS thugs who was forced her
