Photos-- Woman reveals life under ISIS regime by secretly capturing moments with hidden camera

                        Wondering what life looks like under the Islamic State controlled by ISIS? A mystery woman has  provided the world with a rare glimpse of life in the heartland of the Islamic State using a camera concealed beneath her niqab.The extraordinary footage was taken in the Syrian city of Raqqa, the 'capital' of the militant regime since March.It was aired on a French channel and shows how they live with no entertainment,music ,and forced prayer times.

Men wielding Kalashnikov assault rifles are seen everywhere in the city, which is about 100 miles from Aleppo, Syria's largest city.
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But it is not just men who have taken up arms to defend their nascent regime. The film shows a woman in a niqab taking children to the park - with a rifle slung over one shoulder

There is also a heart-stopping moment when an armed man in a car calls over the woman filming, telling her she has to 'behave better' in public.

Her crime? Her face can be seen, something forbidden by the militants' interpretation of Islam.

She apologises for the transparency of her veil, to which the man responds: 'You have to pay attention by covering up. God loves women who are covered.'

The camerawoman enters an internet cafe where women are seen talking in French and contacting family members they have left behind.

One woman tells her mother: 

'I am not going back, mom. I am telling it to you bluntly. You have to get it through your head that I am not returning.I did not take the risk by coming here to go back to France. I do not want to return because I am doing well here mom. There is nothing to gain from weeping or being afraid.'