Islamic countries "condemned" the Turkish President Erdogan to death

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The Islamic State has issued a warrant for the murder of Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
The fatwa, which was published on Monday by a group associated with the Islamic State called Al-Battar, comes after Turkey last Friday for the first time took part in the air strikes led by the United States on this militant group.

The fatwa issued by Abu Hababam al-Iraq says that Erdogan 'renegade' for their support and cooperation with the United States in its campaign against the 'Muslim brothers'. The authenticity of the announcement could not be independently confirmed.

ID also accuses Erdogan for 'spilling of Muslim blood "and it works together with the cruisers, Alevis and Jews.

"Imperative to confirm that Erdogan and his men are outcasts after they opened their doors coalition that has declared war on the Muslims," ​​the fatwa.

"Coalition of the crusade led by the United States and Erdogan is only a puppet in their hands. It must now be eliminat- ".

In the detailed proclamation of 13 counts alleged religious group provides an explanation why Erdogan is sentenced to death by comparing it with other apostates. They say that if the 'do not repent because of the support of the coalition' and not withdrawn will then face death.

"Everyone who has joined and supported this coalition, even with a single word or action is considered an apostate and must be killed. He (Erdogan) has no mediator but to repent, "they continue.

Participation in the Turkish air strikes on Friday came after the agreement of 24 August between Turkey and the United States, which has been given the green light to the US-led coalition included to mount attacks on positions ID in Syria and Iraq from the air base Indžirlik in Turkey. 
Earlier Turkey did not allow air strikes from their bases. After the bombing of 20 July, for which Turkey blames ID, which killed 33- the pro-Kurdish activists Turkish warplanes began attacking positions ID in Syria, but not as part of coalition operations.
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