Ajmal Shahpal, 41, from Nottingham, denies encouraging others to commit acts of terror
A man posted an image of a terrorism victim's severed head on Twitter while encouraging others to decapitate anyone who insulted Islam, a trial has heard.
He denies two counts of encouraging others to commit, prepare, or instigate acts of terrorism and two alternative charges of the same offence being reckless as to whether such acts would be encouraged.Jurors were told Mr Shahpal - who is originally from Kashmir - published tweets on his open account on 26 September 2020, a day after Charlie Hebdo's former office in Paris was targeted by Zaheer Hassan Mehmood.
Mr Pawson-Pounds said the defendant was using social media to encourage others to engage in terrorism. "I hope that I hardly need say that this is not a case about mainstream Islam - a worldwide, peaceful religion with nearly two billion followers.
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