ISIS is standard Sunni Islam.
So you are the one saying that Islam should be outlawed.
No it isn't.
Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant - Wikipedia
ISIL is not ISIS - despite the lies you fascists tell.
FURTHER, you didn't read your own link, you ******* retard;
{
ISIL is a
theocracy,
proto-state[98][99][100] and a
Salafi or
Wahhabi group.
[12][101][102] It follows an extremist interpretation of
Islam, promotes religious violence, and regards Muslims who do not agree with its interpretations as
infidels or
apostates.
[9] According to Hayder al Khoei, ISIL's philosophy is represented by the symbolism in the
Black Standard variant of the
legendary battle flag of Prophet Muhammad that it has adopted: the flag shows the
Seal of Muhammad within a white circle, with the phrase above it, "
There is no god but God".
[103] Such symbolism has been said to point to ISIL's belief that
it represents the restoration of the caliphate of early Islam, with all the political, religious and eschatological ramifications that this would imply.
[104]
According to some observers, ISIL emerged from the ideology of the
Muslim Brotherhood, the first
post-Ottoman Islamist group dating back to the late 1920s in Egypt.
[105] It adheres to global
jihadist principles and follows the hard-line ideology of
al-Qaeda and many other modern-day jihadist groups.
[4][9] However, other sources trace the group's roots to
Wahhabism.
For their guiding principles, the leaders of the Islamic State ... are open and clear about their almost exclusive commitment to the Wahhabi movement of Sunni Islam. The group circulates images of Wahhabi religious textbooks from Saudi Arabia in the schools it controls. Videos from the group's territory have shown Wahhabi texts plastered on the sides of an official missionary van.
— David D. Kirkpatrick,
The New York Times[13]
According to
The Economist, dissidents in the ISIL capital of
Raqqa report that "all 12 of the judges who now run its court system ... are Saudis". Saudi practices also followed by the group include the establishment of
religious police to root out "vice" and enforce attendance at
salat prayers, the widespread use of capital punishment, and the destruction or re-purposing of any non-Sunni religious buildings.
[106] Bernard Haykel has described ISIL leader
Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi's creed as "a kind of untamed Wahhabism".
[13]
ISIL aims to return to the early days of Islam, rejecting all
innovations in the religion, which it believes corrupts its original spirit. It condemns later caliphates and the
Ottoman Empire for deviating from what it calls pure Islam, and seeks to revive the original Wahhabi project of the restoration of the caliphate governed by strict Salafist doctrine. Following Salafi-Wahhabi tradition, ISIL condemns the followers of secular law as disbelievers, putting the current Saudi Arabian government in that category.
[44]
Salafists such as ISIL believe that only a legitimate authority can undertake the leadership of
jihad, and that the first priority over other areas of combat, such as fighting non-Muslim countries, is the purification of Islamic society. For example, ISIL regards the Palestinian Sunni group
Hamas as apostates who have no legitimate authority to lead jihad and see fighting Hamas as the first step toward confrontation by ISIL with Israel.
[13][107]}
