ISIS's media official reveals stages of production

An official in ISIS's media, detained in the custody of the Central Investigation Court, in Baghdad, revealed that the stages of documentation and television production of the institutions of the organization, indicating that the presentation to the public was happening through large screens, located in areas under their control.

Abu Islam said in an interview with " Al-Qadaa" newspaper " that ISIS organization took control in mid-2014, on my city in the province of Hawija. It was 11 pm when the Iraqi forces withdrew, and the deployment of elements of the organization. The situation seemed confused, the streets are tense and the wheels are speeding.  Abu Islam pointed out that the rush of events forced me to return to my house, and on the way I encountered a wheel for someone masked, asked me to ride for the purpose of delivery.

"The enrollment in ISIS was in two stages. The first was a doctrinal course in which we were exposed to hard-core books that spoke about jihad and the liberation of the eye, and the other stage of physical and military rehabilitation and training on Kalashnikovs," Abu Islam said.  "I have chosen to be in the media because I have asthma, not stronger to fight, and I have computer skills that help me do my duty, " he added.

He stressed that his love to media back to the pre-establishment of the organization, and I was watching al-Qaeda publications through social networking sites, specifically Twitter. "My awareness of the organization helped me keep many versions of Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi and Abu al-Adnani by heart," he stated, pointing out that the organization approved his involvement in his area of interest.

"A number of people were asking me to give them CDs for new operations on the screen, giving them copies for free or switching them on their own computers," Abu Islam said. "My activities are not limited to the one-time offer, but I help those who did not have the opportunity to see the footage and send it back to him," he said.

He also said that filming the operations scenes must be modern and sophisticated cameras, where more than one is used for the purpose of documenting the whole scenes. Abu Islam added that these scenes, which may be four or five cameras sometimes, are sent through the service officer.