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Hizb Tawheed Wal-Qitaalblood, the soldiers mocked and cursed them, and taunted them withstatements like ‗look what your religion has brought you.‖ 1627) Threats to the Prisoner and His Loved Ones;-Often, the Muslim prisoner is threatened with even more tormentthan what he has already faced while in their custody, as a means ofpressuring him to comply with what is being demanded from him.This includes the threat of even more painful methods of torture,more degrading sexual humiliation than he has alreadyexperienced, and even death. Now imagine what it might be like tobe a prisoner who has resisted the compulsion of his captors forhours and hours. And knowing that the captors are capable ofperforming what they have threatened against you, and that theyhave already imprisoned, tortured, and degraded you, wouldanyone even doubt that they could and would carry out thoseadded threats against them? Knowing the Muslim‘s protectiveinstincts towards his family and loved ones, it is not surprising thatthey would seek to use this as a tool to persuade the believer tocomply with what has been asked from him.And in 2005, Jumah al-Dossari reported the following: ―Duringinvestigations, I was threatened with rape, attacks on my family in SaudiArabia, my daughter being kidnapped, and my murder – assassination – bytheir spies in the Middle East if I went back to Saudi Arabia. I wasthreatened with being deported to America, to American prisons. There areAmerican prisoners waiting for people like me.‖ 163 And it is important tonote that, in many cases, these forms of intimidation are not emptythreats, as real, rape and torture of the family members of Muslimsuspects does occur often, especially in the lands of the apostateregimes, while the Muslim suspect is helpless to prevent that.Under the heading of ―Methods of Psychological Torture‖, withinthe chapter called ―The Seventeenth Lesson: Interrogation andInvestigation‖, the author wrote: ―Further, let no one think that theaforementioned techniques are fabrications of our imagination, orthat we copied them from spy stories. On the contrary, these arefactual incidents in the prisons of Egypt, Syria, Jordan, Saudi162 From his eyewitness testimony in a civil action against the US; ―Majid Abdulla al-Joudi et al.,Petitioners / Plaintiffs v. George W. Bush et al., Respondents / Defendants.‖ Civil Action No.05-0301 (GK)163 ―Days of adverse hardship in US detention camps - Testimony of Guantánamo detaineeJumah al-Dossari‖, Pg. 6The Compilation Of Security And Intelligence Principles Page 224