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Showing posts with label Muslim law. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Muslim law. Show all posts

Saturday, February 22, 2014

A Muslim girl in Syria punished by stoning till death for creating an account on Facebook.



A Syrian girl has been stoned to death for opening a Facebook account, it has been claimed.

The girl, named in media reports as Fatoum Al-Jassem, was sentenced to death by a Sharia court in Al-Reqqa after it ruled having a Facebook account was immoral behaviour.

She was taken to the court by Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) militants after she was caught using the social networking site, it has been reported.

Saturday, January 11, 2014

Father kills daughter due to a daughter

Mother with her daughter Sawera
The victim was taken to the 100-bed hospital in Bin Qasim Town where she succumbed to her injuries. Police recorded the statement of the victim’s mother, 16-year-old Saima. “My husband was not happy with her birth as he wanted a son,” she said. “He often beat me up over the issue.” Saima had married the accused, Zahid Iqbal Odho, nearly two years ago with the consent of their families.

Saturday, December 21, 2013

'Don't kill me,' she screamed. Then they stoned her to death

Outrage at execution of 13-year-old Somali rape victim for 'adultery'

This was a death foretold. A Toyota pickup with a loudspeaker began an early-morning tour of the ruined neighbourhoods of Kismayo, a port in southern Somalia, announcing that there would be a killing. By 4pm a crowd of 1,000 people had gathered at the football stadium. A hole had been dug in the ground, and half an hour later a truck loaded with rocks arrived.

A group of fighters from the Al-Shabab militia who control

Tuesday, December 3, 2013

Hindu Boy Burned Alive for Loving Muslim Girl-Hate Jihad in Kerala

A Malayali youth Jithu Mohan, who was doused with petrol and set ablaze for being in love with a girl of the Muslim community succumbed to death October 3rd in 2012. The boy was invited to the girl’s relative’s house on the pretext of peaceful discussions. But he was allegedly bathed in petrol by an Inspector named Wahab, Police Officer of AR Camp and set ablaze. Jithu succumbed to death at Amrita Hospital, Ernakulam. He is the third victim of Jihadi terrorism in Kerala in short span of time, his death following that of Vishal, Chengannur and Sachin, Kannur.

Monday, November 25, 2013

Afghanistan's women still suffer threat of family murder

Family members are often the perpetrators of the murders of women they believe have 'shamed' the family

So-called 'honour killings' became culturally engrained in Afghanistan during the Taliban's hard-lined, punitive, conservative rule from 1996 to late 2001.
The entrenched belief is that girls and women bring shame upon their family if they do not marry a man chosen for them by their parents.
Often, girls are married off before they have reached

Monday, August 19, 2013

A 12-year-old girl was killed on Friday allegedly by her father for refusing to marry a man of his choice

A 12-year-old girl was killed on Friday(16-08-2013) allegedly by her father for refusing to marry a man of his choice, police said. They said the girl’s body was found chopped into six pieces.
Police said Muhammad Khadim, 46, a resident of Khoja area in Shujabad, had accepted his nephew’s proposal for his daughter six months ago.
They said his sister and brother-in-law had been pressing him to arrange the wedding.
                                                     
                                                        

Haseena,a grade 6 student,did not want to marry.She had requested her farther to let her finish college,but he had refused

Sunday, August 18, 2013

Law requiring Muslim women to remove burqa to prove their identity to police introduced to WA(Western Australia) Parliament


A NEW law that would require Muslim women to remove a burqa or niqab to prove their identity to West Australian police has been introduced to the state's parliament.

The legislation was drafted in specific response to public outcry about the case of  burqa-wearing mother-of-seven Carnita Matthews, who had a conviction of knowingly making a false statement quashed.

Ms Matthews was originally given a six-month jail sentence after being found guilty of falsely accusing a senior constable of forcibly trying to remove her burqa when she was pulled over while driving in Woodbine in Sydney's southwest in June 2010.


She was later acquitted on appeal after the prosecution could not prove she was the woman who signed the statement while wearing the garment.

Saturday, August 3, 2013

I'm a Muslim girl..I want sex more times than my husband wants..?(From Yahoo Answers)



Now I LOVEEEE my husband, but I would love to have sex every 2-3days and he wants every time hes not tired from work. I'm not unfair because I'm his wife, its halal for us to have sex. I just dont want the devil to make me hate waiting. Please Muslim brothers and sisters help me..!!





Saturday, July 20, 2013

‘Sharia ‘ law enforced at Galgamuwa(Sri Lankan Town)-For the offence of a love affair the hair of a Muslim girl had been cut


Galgamuwa town map=http://goo.gl/708H4

It is reported that for an allegation of having a love affair and behaving mischievously a Muslim girl had been subjected to the Sharia Law and her hair had been cut at the Galgamuwa, Monnakulama Alhasna Jumma Muslim mosque. It is learnt that while the girl’s hair was cut she had sustained some injuries and had been treated at the Galgamuwa base hospital.
With regard to the incident the Muslim girl had said that she has had a love affair with a Tamil boy and for that there are objections from her family. It has been said by her that after she was returning after meeting she had been told a lie and been taken to the Muslim mosque where her hair was cut forcibly.
The Jamyythul Ulama organisation says that this action this action is very wrong as the Sharia law has not been included to our Muslim law yet.
The police have reported that this girl has been able to identify the person who cut her hair by force causing injuries to her. The suspect has not yet been arrested. But he is going to be produced before the magistrate of Galgamuwa courts today..(7/19/2013)


                             Original link=
http://lankacnews.com/english/main-news/sharialaw-enforced-at-galgamuwa-for-the-offence-of-a-love-affair-the-hair-of-a-muslim-girl-had-been-cut/

Monday, July 15, 2013

Saudi princess seeks political asylum in UK


Claims: Princess Sara said she wants to stay in the UK as she has been assaulted, threatened and persecuted by her family and members of the Saudi authorities


Saudi princess who is niece of country's ruler seeks political asylum in UK after claiming she was 'assaulted and persecuted by her own family'

Sunday, July 14, 2013

Russian Supreme Court supports ban on hijabs in schools


Russia’s Supreme Court has upheld a ban on hijabs in Stavropol regional schools, RAPSI reports. The court thus turned down a complaint filed by three local residents against the ban, and upheld a decision issued earlier by the Stavropol Regional Court.
Prosecutor General's Office also upheld the decision by the Stavropol Territory government to prohibit the wearing of hijabs in schools, a spokesperson said on Wednesday during a Supreme Court hearing of the complaint filed by three local residents.

Makeup is against Islam



Halal(Left)                     Haram(Right)


There Is No Fun In Islam* Alert: "Makeup? It's against Islam, Iran women told," from AFP, December 3
TEHRAN: Women appearing in television programmes will not be allowed to wear make-up because it is against Islamic law, or sharia, media today Twitter Facebook Share Email Print Save Comment quoted the head of state television as saying.
"Make-up by women during television programmes is illegal and against Islamic sharia law ...

Nonie Darwish| why I left Islam...Muslim Women Under Shari'a Law


Watch these 2 videos(Her interview)
1.http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=RZ3T2Y2QksE#!

2.http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=Y7zGcYaNKTI

If you find it hard to believe that women received 40 lashes in Sudan recently for wearing (wide) trousers, read about the life of women under Shari'a (religious Muslim) law. Gaza is almost there, but the rest of the world is the goal. A warning.
Shari’a, that is Muslim law, controls the private as well as the public life of the woman.
In the Western World (including America ) Muslim men are starting to demand Shari’a Law under which wives can not obtain a divorce and men have full and complete control of their children. It is amazing and alarming how many of our sisters and daughters attending American Universities and other parts of the Western world are now marrying Muslim men and submitting themselves and their children unsuspectingly to the Shari'a law.

Sunday, June 16, 2013

“Please God, make it stop,” cries British female journalist, stripped naked and brutally sexually assaulted by Muslim savages in Tahrir Square


A British journalist was brutally sexually assaulted in Cairo’s Tahrir Square as thousands of Egyptians gathered to celebrate the nation’s presidential election results. Natasha Smith, 21, has detailed how she was violently attacked by a ‘group of animals’ who stripped her naked, scratched and clenched her breasts and ‘forced their fingers inside her.’

Bagheaded Broadcasters celebrate freedom FROM democracy


Prior to the Arab ‘Spring’ the takeover of the Egyptian government by radical Islamists, potential employers turned down Heba Seraq-Eddin, she says, because of her full-face veil, the niqab, the black fabric that covers her whole face, except for the eyes. Then she came across an ad for a new TV channel called Maria, run exclusively by niqab-clad women. She was hired right away.

Afghan Muslim husband ‘halal’ slaughters his wife just as he would slaughter an animal


Randjida Khairi paid the ultimate price for standing up to her Afghan Muslim husband and letting their children live as Westerners. The mother of six had her throat, neck muscles, airway and voicebox slashed open to the spine by husband, Peer Khairi, causing her to slowly suffocate in her own blood. He also stabbed her five times in the torso with a second, shorter sharp-pointed knife.

Toronto Sun  (H/T Maria J) “She was in the process of separating her finances and moving out of the family home,” Kenny said. “There had been fights between the couple about how permissive she was in raising their children, how she allowed them to dress and socialize as they liked, rather than asserting more control over their behaviour so that they kept the culture and rules of their birthplace.”


Khairi, now 65, has pleaded not guilty to second-degree murder in the March 18, 2008 slaying of Randjida, 53, his wife of more than 30 years, at their West Mall penthouse apartment. But Peer Khairi will admit that he inflicted the fatal injuries, Kenny said. “What is at issue is how the death happened and what was going through the accused’s mind when it happened.

“The Crown’s position is that the evidence will show the accused intended to murder his wife,” Kenny told the jury.


The couple were alone in the apartment for hours before the fatal attack and an hour afterwards, the accused phoned 911 and stated his wife had been murdered. Police found an immaculately tidy apartment — with no signs of a struggle or conflict — but the deceased lying in a pool of her own blood. Khairi later blamed officers for not doing enough to try to save his wife.

“Khairi told homicide detectives that he couldn’t take it any more,” Kenny said. He said he “felt disrespected, how he claims to be wronged by his children, how his wife took the children’s side and turned against him,” Kenny said.

Randjida spoke to “various people, some complete strangers about her plans to leave her husband and why she wanted to be separated from him.” Less than two weeks before her demise, Randjida approached a stranger named Nida Ali to seek help exiting her unhappy home, Kenny said.


HONOR KILLINGS RISE AS MUSLIM IMMIGRATION INCREASES


Three foreign maids in one week hang themselves because of employer abuse in Saudi Arabia

Three housemaids committed a suicide by hanging themselves at their employers’ houses in the Saudi capital Riyadh in less than a week. Two Ethiopian maids were found hanged by the ceiling fan at home while an Indonesian was found with her neck tied to the window.


“Police are still investigating these separate suicide cases which took place in Riyadh in just six days,” Kabar newspaper said. Scores of Asian and African domestic workers have been reported to have committed a suicide in Saudi Arabia over the past years because of mistreatment and other factors. Other maids were involved in murdering or injuring their employers.

Saudi Arabia, the world’s top oil exporter, is the largest Arab base for foreign domestic workers, with hundreds of thousands of maids from Ethiopia, Sri Lanka, Indonesia and other countries working in the Gulf Kingdom of nearly 28 million people.

Occasionally, the abused maid gets revenge: Maid mixes employers’ food with menstrual blood

Testimonies from foreign domestic workers confirm their virtual slavery at the hands of employers in Saudi Arabia, a senior Philippine politician has said following a fact-finding mission to the kingdom.


 “A working day of 18 to 22 hours, constant threat of sexual abuse from employers the women called ‘maniacs’, and beatings, sometimes with the use of hot irons, by the wives of employers.” Rep. Walden Bello also said some Filipinos were being forced to sign a second contract upon arrival in Saudi Arabia with a salary significantly below the Philippine-government mandated minimum wage of 1,500 riyals ($400) per month, Arab News reported.


Bello said the Philippine Overseas Labour Offices (POLO) had rescued “scores” of Filipino women from oppressive employers, Arab News reported, adding that most of those in the shelters were victims of violence and sexual abuse. The lawmaker’s comments come at a time when the treatment of domestic workers is under close scrutiny in Saudi Arabia following numerous cases of alleged abuse.


In the most high-profile case, 23-year-old Indonesian Sumiati Binti Salan Mustapa suffered stab wounds, burns to her scalp and broken bones at the hands of her female employer. Gruesome images of Sumiati lying in a Medina hospital bed made the front pages of newspapers and led television newscasts in Indonesia, sparking public anger and causing a diplomatic spat between the two countries.


A Saudi court last week sentenced a woman to three years in prison for stabbing, beating and burning Sumiati, according to local newspapers.  Human rights groups have long said domestic workers face physical and financial abuse in Saudi Arabia and other Gulf states due to inadequate labour laws.

UK ‘Dispatches’ went under cover in Saudi Arabia to reveal the brutal reality of life for thousands of immigrant workers. A British crew follows Jessica, a young Filipino woman, who travels to Saudi Arabia as a contract worker as she moves from family to family, is raped, beaten, and forced to change her religion.


From headbags to big black garbage bags, the ‘Hamasization’ of Gaza chips away at women’s rights


SHARIA RULES: Nobody was surprised when the board of Al Aqsa University voted unanimously to impose an Islamic dress code on female students, requiring female students to wear the hijab (headbag) while on campus. But suddenly, they added something else, the abaya, a long black sack that extends to the feet, hiding skin and any curves in the woman’s body.

Pakistani Muslim teenager whose brother tried to hack her to death with an axe in an attempted ‘honor’ killing, miraculously survives, but has a bleak future

At a women’s shelter in Kabul, Afghanistan, is Gul Meena, a 17-year-old girl from Pakistan who shouldn’t be alive. This Pakistani girl’s life of misery and suffering began at the tender age of 12, when instead of going to school she was married to a man old enough to be her grandfather. She says: “My family married me off when I was 12. My husband was 60. Every day he would beat me. I would cry and beg him stop. But he just kept on beating me.”


When Gul told her family what was happening, they responded in a way that shocked her. “My family would hit me when I complained. They told me you belong in your husband’s house — that is your life.”


After five years of abuse, Gul Meena met a young Afghan man and finally gathered the courage to leave her husband in Pakistan. In November 2012 she packed up some belongings and they made their way across the border into Afghanistan to the city of Jalalabad.

Days later her older brother tracked them down. Armed with an ax, he hacked to death Gul Meena’s friend, and then struck his own sister 15 times — cutting open her face, head and parts of her body. Assuming she was dead, her brother escaped back to Pakistan. Authorities are yet to catch him, but his family denies that he tried to kill Gul.



Hearing the commotion, a passer-by discovered Gul Meena lying in a pool of blood in her bed, and rushed her to the Emergency Department of Nangarhar Regional Medical Centre. With part of her brain hanging out of her skull, neurosurgeon Zamiruddin Khalid held out little hope that the girl on his operating table would survive.

She did, but Gul’s troubles were far from over. While she’d received life-saving treatment from the doctors and staff at the hospital, she had no one to care for her on the outside. Gul had been disowned by her family and despite the government and authorities knowing that she was alive and receiving care at the hospital, they wanted nothing to do with her due to the stigma and circumstances surrounding her attack.

Gul Meena is one of thousands of Muslim women living in shelters across Afghanistan — many of them victims of attempted honor killings. Tragically this practice still exists in a number of Islamic cultures.



Saturday, June 15, 2013

How Women Are Treated In Arab Countries

 
WAJIHA AL-HUWEIDAR:  “COVERT ANIMOSITY AND OPEN DISCRIMINATION AGAINST WOMEN PREVAIL IN ARAB COUNTRIES”
Writing in Elaph.com on March 7, 2005 Saudi author Wajiha Al-Huweidar explained:  “All of the Arab regimes are U.N. members and have ratified the 1948 Declaration of Human Rights, which clearly establishes justice and equality in the rights and obligations of all citizens.
Despite this, women in our chauvinist countries are still considered the property of their relatives. All Arab countries, without exception, harbor covert animosity and open discrimination against women.  To this day, all official bodies reject any scientific discussion of a solution to women’s problems – while on the other hand the men, who benefit from women’s oppression, continue to regurgitate [the mant r a] that ‘women are respected’ [in Arab and Muslim societies]…