ISIS/Daesh are Islamic and are doing the right thing according to the teachings of Islam

While the overwhelming evidence you have provided does indeed support the notion that many in Islam's "clergy" openly oppose the works of ISIS and Daesh, there is no question that what they do is what Islam commands them to. these opinions and "interpretations" as Muslim muftis and such like to dish out is but an interpretation of their Qu'ran, which is to be noted that when Islam is backed into a corner like this they say "it is but one interpretation, seek others!" In this context, the most recent poll showing the proportion of surveyed Muslims propose the question "are you against ISIS/Daesh and what it does", to which 93% said yes. Now that is a great majority, but apply it like this: Do these sources you present, represent Islam? Of course not. We are told not to judge a faith by the atrocities of a few and are to address the good one by, again, a few. This is in no way a balanced view of a faith, especially the second largest in the world. Now, Islam currently numbers (by adherents) as 1.6 billion. Now if seven percent of that number support Islam, that's near 230 million people. In no way is such a number to be ignored or be labelled as a "minority percentage" that "doesn't represent Islam". They are commanded to conquer and convert, and are told to accept no kuffar who will not accept the belief. In the medieval period they enforced a tax on non-believers to even live in the same city as them. Do your sources represent the 93% of 1.6 billion people? Definitely not. Does my 7% represent 1.6 billion people? Of course not. All that is being suggested is that their Qu'ran is very explicit with what they are commanded to do. Some verse order them to kill, others do not. Some order them to kill their rape victims to save the honour of the family (see honour killings in Muslim countries). Some do not. All that is apparent is that there is a massive confusion between what is permissible and what isn't. The people who abstain from killing and conquest in the name of Islam represent some verses of their Qu'ran and are indeed Muslim, but so are the people who kill and conquer, such as ISIS and Daesh. Their Islam is but an interpretation of the same text, that has explicitly told them to do what they do, to establish a Caliphate, and usher in a Muslim world. 109 verses explicitly compel them to go forth and wage war or kill. In essence, and conclusion, ISIS and Daesh are doing what Muslims 1000 years ago would have done, compared to Muslims who live in the today and care not for death and conquest. This is where context is needed, and the 21st Century has had ample time to develop a decent set of ethics.1000 years ago 93% of Muslims would likely have said yes. Now that the numbers have changed means nothing, they are doing what they are commanded to do, and hence they will carry out their duty. Yes they are representative of what Islam teaches, and yet at the same time they aren't. This is where the Law of Explosion applies, and as such, all conclusions and yet none are applicable in the presence of a paradoxical conclusion. Verses explicitly demanding killing or violence in Islam's name (remember that the Qu'ran is the unalterable word of God and to change its words is a crime greater than any in Islam). Qu'ran: 3:56 2: 191-193 5: 33 8: 12 8: 39 8: 65 (the call to war) 48: 17 (Those who do not fight are condemned to hell) 61: 9 These preaching are from the Qu'ran ALONE. I am not factoring in the Hadith or the Sira yet.