<p>A chilling Islamic State manual has emerged online in which the dreaded outfit advised would-be jihadis from West to trim their beards and wear western-style clothes to avoid being identified by security services while plotting terror attacks.<br /><br /></p>.<p>The 58-page English-language manual titled 'Safety and Security Guidelines for Lone Wolf Mujahideen', advises would-be lone terrorists hoping to launch an attack to trim their beards, wear aftershave and even pretend being Christian in a bid to avoid being detected by security services.<br /><br />The document says: "No doubt that today, at the era of the lone wolves, brothers in the West need to know some important things about safety in order to ensure success in their operations.<br /><br />"We thought a lot of non-Arabic speaking brothers would find it interesting and may apply it in their blessed operations. If you can avoid having a beard, wearing qamis (kurta), using miswak (traditional toothbrush) and having a booklet of dhikr (Islamic worship) with you, it's better.<br /><br />"It is permissible for you to wear a necklace showing a Christian cross. As you know, Christians - or even atheist Westerners with Christian background - wear crosses on their necklaces.<br /><br />"But do not wear a cross necklace if you have a Muslim name on your passport, as that may look strange."<br /><br />The advice goes on: "If you want to use perfume, don’t use the oily, non-alcoholic perfume that Muslims use, instead use generic alcoholic perfume as everyone does, and if you are a man, use perfume for men."<br /><br />The booklet includes suggestions for where to stash fake passports and to use nightclubs with loud music as the best place to "secretly discuss the details of an operation".<br /><br />The booklet, believed to be created by an ISIS instructor, is being shared on social media.<br /></p>
<p>A chilling Islamic State manual has emerged online in which the dreaded outfit advised would-be jihadis from West to trim their beards and wear western-style clothes to avoid being identified by security services while plotting terror attacks.<br /><br /></p>.<p>The 58-page English-language manual titled 'Safety and Security Guidelines for Lone Wolf Mujahideen', advises would-be lone terrorists hoping to launch an attack to trim their beards, wear aftershave and even pretend being Christian in a bid to avoid being detected by security services.<br /><br />The document says: "No doubt that today, at the era of the lone wolves, brothers in the West need to know some important things about safety in order to ensure success in their operations.<br /><br />"We thought a lot of non-Arabic speaking brothers would find it interesting and may apply it in their blessed operations. If you can avoid having a beard, wearing qamis (kurta), using miswak (traditional toothbrush) and having a booklet of dhikr (Islamic worship) with you, it's better.<br /><br />"It is permissible for you to wear a necklace showing a Christian cross. As you know, Christians - or even atheist Westerners with Christian background - wear crosses on their necklaces.<br /><br />"But do not wear a cross necklace if you have a Muslim name on your passport, as that may look strange."<br /><br />The advice goes on: "If you want to use perfume, don’t use the oily, non-alcoholic perfume that Muslims use, instead use generic alcoholic perfume as everyone does, and if you are a man, use perfume for men."<br /><br />The booklet includes suggestions for where to stash fake passports and to use nightclubs with loud music as the best place to "secretly discuss the details of an operation".<br /><br />The booklet, believed to be created by an ISIS instructor, is being shared on social media.<br /></p>