Bound man being hurled off the top of a building after he was accused of being gay

Photographs have emerged from the scene of the horrific act which the jihadi group claim took place in al-Furat province. 

ISIS claimed the victim was arrested and subjected to a mock trial at an Islamic court before his execution.

The victim, who has not been identified, is shown being led up a set of stairs towards the roof of a tall building.

Blindfolded and hands bound, the prisoner is made to stand on the edge of the roof while several guards watch on.

On the ground, a large crowd of civilians and fighters can be seen waiting for the horrific punishment to be carried out. The victims is shown being pushed off the building to his death. 

Homosexuality is consider un-Islamic and unacceptable in ISIS's eyes, who claim they are implementing the true meaning of Shariah law. 

The group have become well known for their appalling human rights, frequently carrying out public executions for apostasy and floggings for drinking alcohol.

Since US airstrikes began on 30 September 2015, the jihadi group has tightened up its security, paranoid that information on positions and tactics may be leaked. 

Recently ISIS released a video showing five fighters executing prisoners accused of carrying out acts of espionage.

Featured in the video, a jihadi fighter criticises the British government and threatens the West before shooting the prisoners. 

(dailymail.co.uk)