Members of the Islamic State (IS) are using false Twitter accounts to lure donations to their cause.

Several hashtags have been uncovered by cyber experts in online fund-raising, prompting them to discover at least two fund-raising accounts, one under the name “Heba” and another, “Wameedh Qalam,” telling donors that it would cost them SR1,000 to marry a “jihadist.” The Ministry of Interior has consistently warned against funding terrorist groups, promising a 10-year prison term and a SR5 million fine if funding charges prove true.

Another Tweet urges readers to donate through an open door for good deeds. Abdulaziz Al-Zamil, reiterated that funding terrorism is a big crime that entails detention.

“The Specialized Criminal Court considers such crimes to fall under the anti-cybercrime law,” he said.

“These crimes include raising funds or allocating and transferring money to an individual or collectivity involved in terrorist activity, whether inside the Kingdom or abroad.