Islamic Terrorists Drag Christian Man Out Of His Car, Shoot Him In Front Of His 10-Year-Old Son And Then Shout "Allahu Akbar"

Christians in Egypt have been severely persecuted by Islamic terrorists, and many live in fear for their lives. In a story out of Egypt, a 10-year-old boy was with his father when ISIS soldiers stopped their car. Upon learning that the family was Christian, they dragged the boy's father out and murdered him in front of the boy while shouting 'Allahu Akbar':

A 10-year-old Egyptian schoolboy who witnessed the brutal murder of his father by Islamic State militants in Minya, where 29 Christians were slaughtered in May, says the jihadists cried out "God is great" every time they shot a follower of Jesus Christ.

Mina Habib told Reuters in a piece published Tuesday that his father, one of the 29 believers massacred on May 26 when IS stopped three vehicles on their way to a monastery, was killed specifically for his Christian faith.

"We saw dead people, just dumped on the ground," the boy, who is now receiving therapy at a local church, said of the attack.

"They asked my father for identification then told him to recite the Muslim profession of faith. He refused, said he was Christian. They shot him and everyone else with us in the car," he said of his father, Adel.

Mina said the 15 gunmen shot Christian children dead, but he and his older brother, Marco, were spared.

Three vehicles were attacked that day, with a bus and car transporting children and families being the fist targets.

The extremists reportedly shot out the windows, took the women's jewelry, and asked victims whether they were Christians before killing them.

"They saw us in the back of the truck. They made us get down and a man wearing camouflage like the army pointed his gun at us, but another one in all black told him to let us go. Every time they shot someone they would yell God is great," the 10-year-old added.

He said the radicals had Egyptian accents, and most of them were wearing masks.

The killing of the 29 Christians was only the latest attack on Egypt's minority Coptic community, which has been terrorized by Islamic radicals for years, with the attacks increasing with IS' rise in the region. (source)