British Muslims attend protest at Syrian Embassy to hear CAGE's Asim Qureshi speak

Greater than 1,000 British Muslims attended an indication and chanted 'Allahu Akbar' as they heard from audio system from a bunch who as soon as described Jihadi John as 'stunning'.

These on the protest outdoors the Syrian Embassy in Belgrave Sq., London, chanted the Islamic phrase - translated as 'God is the best' - whereas numerous individuals talked by a megaphone.

Asim Qureshi, the analysis director CAGE - which has been linked to extremism - blamed America for the state of affairs in Aleppo.

He stated: 'Always remember who's the issue right here.  

Asim Qureshi (pictured), the director of Muslim rights CAGE - which has been linked to extremism - blamed America for the state of affairs in Aleppo

Moazzam Begg, 48, from CAGE - which claims to 'marketing campaign for communities affected by the battle on terror' - additionally spoke on the demonstration 

'Once they come and say "look, America is the one who's going to return and aid you on this", then now we have to remind them. 

'Return to the start of the battle on terror after we have been investigating circumstances of people being placed on rendition flights to Syria the place they'd the soles of their ft overwhelmed by the Syrian regime the second they arrived in jail.

'And who despatched them there? The Individuals, the CIA despatched them there.'

Moazzam Begg, 48, from CAGE - additionally blamed the US for what's presently taking place in Syria.

He stated: 'In 2002, to start with of the Struggle on Terror, meaning the Individuals have been working shut, hand in hand, hand in glove, with the regime of Bashar al-Assad.

'My colleague Asim Qureshi has already stated that the circumstances of a number of people who have been terribly renditioned by the US regime, by the US authorities, to the regime of Bashar al-Assad.'

Earlier this 12 months, it was revealed that CAGE described Jihadi John - the person behind ISIS beheadings - was a 'stunning, and sort man'. 

On the finish of the video, a poet (pictured) stated: 'We'd like a Caliph who will clear up these streets'

The poet spoke in rhyme all through and stated 'we want a Caliph who will smack up armies' 

And after Begg spoke on the demonstration, a poet added that 'we want a Caliph' who will 'smack up armies' and 'will again' combating.

He stated: 'We'd like a Caliph who will clear up these streets, who will smack up armies and who will again beef. 

'Backhand your missiles again to your land, that is the plan. World domination at hand. We are able to broaden and take out these fools.' 

The protest blocked lanes of site visitors when it acquired underway at round 9pm on Tuesday night time.

The bulk of people that attended the demonstration have been from mosques round London. 

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