The al-Khans’aa Brigade, the group of women within the Islamic State’s ‘caliphate’ known for enforcing dress codes and strict rules of law in the group’s stronghold of Raqqa, Syria, released a manifesto on January 23. The first part of the report describes how Islamic women should lead their lives while the second portion is a case study of Islamic women currently living under the caliphate. The third section compares Saudi Arabia, or what the author(s) refers to as “the hypocritical state,” to the Islamic State. In December, the Islamic State published its own pamphlet detailing how to treat female slaves. After seizing Mount Sinjar in August, the Islamic State captured between 1,500 and 4,000 Yazidi women and girls.