article_snippet.sent: Fashion-conscious militants fighting for the Islamic State in Syria have been dealt a blow after Fashion-conscious militants fighting for the Islamic State in Syria commanders banned their commanders wearing products made by Nike.
article_snippet.sent: His comments prompted a fierce debate with fellow jihadis who argued that it was perfectly acceptable to wear Nike products because Nike products are 'comfy and good quality, unlike crosses'.
article_snippet.sent: Not allowed: a leaflet distributed in the terror group's de facto capital Raqqa warning ISIS jihadis about items of clothing they are no longer allowed to wear threatens both the buyer and seller of Nike products with punishments ranging from a small fine to whipping or even imprisonmen .
article_snippet.sent: Images of the leaflet banning Nike clothing was shared online by the activist group Raqqa is Being Slaughtered Silently who translated the activist group Raqqa from Arabic.
article_snippet.sent: a leaflet distributed in the terror group's de facto capital Raqqa warning ISIS jihadis about items of clothing they are no longer allowed to wear threatens both the buyer and seller of Nike products with punishments ranging from a small fine to whipping or even imprisonment.
article_snippet.sent: This is despite the fact one of the activist group Raqqa's most famous commanders, Abu Waheeb, is well known for wearing Western sportswear, including items made by Nike and Adidas.
article_snippet.sent: The argument that senior ISIS militants still wear Nike products is unlikely to be considered much of a defence for the millions of brutally oppressed citizens living under the rule of the Islamic State.
article_snippet.sent: : The ban comes despite the fact one of the activist group Raqqa's most famous commanders, Abu Waheeb, is well known for wearing Western sportswear, including items made by Nike and Adidas .
article_snippet.sent: His comments prompted a fierce debate with fellow jihadis who argued that it was perfectly acceptable to wear Nike products because they are 'comfortable' A recent ban of men wearing jeans - apparently because the clothing 'provokes sexual desire, and shows the attractions of men's body' - has been strictly enforced.
article_snippet.sent: In fact some young men seen wearing jeans after the ban was put in place were reportedly told some young men must exchange some young men denim products for pyjamas, or face time in prison.
article_snippet.sent: As well as products made by Nike, numerous other items of clothing appear on the leaflet.
article_snippet.sent: Nike did not respond to a request for comment on the ban.
highlights_snippet.sent: Jihadis face fines, whipping or even jail time for wearing Nike products .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: Those living under ISIS are already banned from wearing jeans or items of clothing carrying provocative language or swear words .