A prisoner is denied his prefered method of execution by bullets, and gets beheaded with a small knife. He was held captive by the 'Free Syrian Army' and is led out in the cool shade of a Ramadan night, the month of fasting.

One person exhorts the performance of the 'sunnah', meaning he is requesting the beheading of the man to be executed. However, the sunnah (prophetic way, from which the name Sunni is derived) never used a small knife on a man. The sunnah was more like the Saudi method using a sharp sword. The man in the video dies in complete fear and terrible agony.

Another man tried to interject and inform the rest that the prisoner requested to die by bullets. However, the beheading with a knife wins, and the cameraman laughs as the summary judgment is implemented by the road.

The month of Ramadan is holy to Muslims and fasting is considered void if sins are committed, and a summary beheading by a knife is considered one of the worst sins (murder) by non-takfiri Sunni Islamic scholars. Much of the 'Free Syrian Army' ideologically belongs with the takfiri, radical and extremist religious groups.