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An 11-year-old Gurugram boy has been allegedly sexually assaulted by a Muslim cleric in madrassa. A complaint has been filed by the mother of the minor at Karawal Nagar police station.

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“During investigation, the cleric Mohammad Javed confessed his crime and revealed that he had sexually abused the boy,” Delhi Police said.

Police said that the 24-year-old accused cleric has been arrested and cases under section 377 IPC and 6/8 POCSO Act have been registered at Karawal Nagar police station.

Police are also probing if the accused Muslim cleric has committed such a heinous incident with other children before.

Minor victim studying in madrassa for four years
The victim’s mother informed the police that cleric Mohammad Javed of Madina Masjid in Shiv Vihar, Karawal Nagar, Delhi has sexually abused her minor son in madrassa.

According to reports, the boy has been studying in madrassa for the past four years. He recently got injured and was taken home by his family members. After recovering, when his mother was preparing him to return, he denied going back. She repeatedly asked him reasons for not joining back, but he did not reveal. Later, she took her to a counsellor to whom he disclosed the atrocities he had undergone.

The victim revealed that the accused Muslim cleric was staying with about 20 children in the mosque. He further said that on 14 August, he was called by the cleric to his room and he allegedly started touching him in inappropriate places.

The accused Muslim cleric kept on torturing the minor boy and even threatened him of dire consequences if he reveals about his heinous acts to anyone.

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Twenty Congolese Christians were killed and several others kidnapped after the Allied Democratic Forces (ADF) struck the village of Kainama, Beni territory in Nord Kivu ... The bishop of the Beni Anglican Diocese confirmed the attack, terming it “a devastating occurrence that continues to bleed off hope that the Democratic Republic of Congo(DRC) has been praying for.”

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Among the twenty people beheaded was Sobu Mundeke, an evangelist with the Anglican Church of Congo, who had traveled to Kainama to look for food for his displaced family in Beni. One of the first responders to the attack in the early morning of 5th October was Venerable Jeanpierre, the Archdeacon of Kainama, who reported to ICC,

“It pains me to inform you that we have lost 20 Christians of the Banande-Kainama camp and our evangelist, Sobu Mundeke, is one of them. Their bodies are lying all over, and houses have been burnt down by the ADF rebels. Sobu arrived last week from Beni in search of food for his family; little did he know that he was coming to be killed. We have also confirmed that other people are missing, and we know they have been taken away by the Muslim fighters.”

Sobu and his family were displaced from the same area on May 28, 2022, after the ADF militia group raided the Christian village of Vido, killing sixteen people and torching ten houses. They went to live in Beni town as internally displaced people, where the ICC team met him in June. He was depending on well-wishers for his family’s upkeep, and so he thought that going to the rich farming area of Kainama and coming back with food would save his thirteen-member family. This time, he did not make it.

The ADF Islamist militant group has continued to stage attacks on Christians in Eastern DR Congo, ceaselessly leaving behind a trail of unfathomable losses from killing innocent Congolese believers to destroying shelters, food stores, hospitals, and vehicles. Their aim is to impose Islamic rule on the Christians, and this they will do by violating the freedom of worship of believers in order to cause fear and recruit more people into Islam. After Sobu survived the first attack, he disclosed,

“I heard them. They were shouting in Arabic and Swahili, saying that the kafirs [nonbelievers] should be killed, all of them, and make Congo an Islamic state. Shoot all of them. Kill all of them, and burn their houses, these notorious Christians.”

The bishop of Beni has recounted a total of 50 deaths to the atrocities of the ADF terrorists since the beginning of this October.

“We are losing believers almost every night savagely slaughtered or shot dead by the Muslim rebels. We do not get to know all the cases, but we can verify that since the beginning of this month, 50 have been killed, and tens taken away as hostages to serve the rebels in their camps inside the forests.”

He continued,

“In the Ruwenzori Sector, on the night of October 1, they killed 11 people with several cases of missing people. Again on the night of October 2, 19 people were brutally killed, and others went missing in Mambume, Mutuei, and Mangazi in the locality of Mamove, Oicha. Then on Tuesday night, October 4 , they massacred 20 people in Kainama, and several others are reported missing until now.”

These recent attacks have instigated a massive exodus of the displaced local population towards the supposedly secure towns of Eringeti, Oicha, Beni, and Kasindi, leading to an influx of venerable women, children, and men requiring huge humanitarian aid to avert their already deplorable situation.

A schoolgirl, identified as Asra Panahi, was killed when plainclothes forces attacked the Shahed Girls High School in Ardabil on October 13, 2022.

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Several other girl students who the agents violently beat are now being treated at the Fatemi Hospital. The number of abducted and missing schoolgirls has reached 19.

The school’s principal agreed to the authorities’ attack and kidnapping in this school in Ardabil, which outraged the girls’ families as they began to find out about the violation.

When families arrived at the school and at Fatemi Hospital to seek their children, they were threatened by the agents. Families, as well as the medical staff, have been threatened by authorities that if they speak publicly about the incident, they will no longer see their children.

Noticeably, the Coordination Council of Teachers removed its news about the death of Asra Panahi. Asra Panahi suffered internal bleeding due to heavy blows she received during the attack on her school. The latest condition of the abducted students or those in hospital is still unknown.

The students had been forced to participate in rallies in favor of the Iranian authorities. The girls at the Shahed school were made to go on an unannounced school trip, which many refused.

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The kingdom is evicting people from their Tabuk residences to make way for the $500 billion Neom megacity and the 2029 Asian Winter Games

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Saudi Arabia has sentenced three members of the Al-Huwaiti tribe to death for resisting their eviction for the development of the $500 billion megaproject known as NEOM. Riyadh announced last week that the same site will be used to host the 2029 Asian Winter Games.

The three men — Shadli, Atallah and Ibrahim Al-Huwaiti — were arrested in 2020 for refusing to give up their home for the project. Shadli Al-Huwaiti is the brother of Abdul Rahim Al-Huwaiti, a 43-year-old Tabuk resident who was shot dead by Saudi Special Forces in April 2020 for protesting against Riyadh's eviction orders.

Since their eviction the tribe has appealed to the United Nations for help in preserving their presence on their ancestral lands. Six months after the killing of Abdul Rahman, Al-Huwaitat tribal leaders called on the international organisation to investigate the Saudi authorities' forceful displacement and abuse of tribal members.

The UK-based rights group Alqst reported the death sentences handed to the three members of the tribe on twitter: "On 2 October, the SCC [Specialised Criminal Court] sentenced Shadli (brother of Abdul Rahim Al-Hwaiti), Ataullah and Ibrahim Saleh Al-Hwaiti to death. We condemn the sentences and call for their release."

The SCC was created in 2008 to try terrorist suspects. However, in recent years it has become notorious for rubber-stamping a crackdown against human rights activists and critics of the Saudi regime. Saudi Arabia, like its key regional allies Egypt and the UAE, has been accused of weaponising the definition of terrorism, especially since the popular Arab uprising in 2011, to include political opponents and democracy campaigners. Western governments turn a blind eye to such anti-democratic moves.

Two other Al-Huwaiti tribe members — Abdulilah Al-Huwaiti and Abdullah Dukhail Al-Huwaiti — were given 50-year prison terms and 50-year travel bans in August for supporting their family's refusal to be evicted from their homes. Others have also received lengthy prison sentences.

Iran Human Rights (IHR), a group based in Oslo, Norway, said on Tuesday that at least 201 people have been killed during the Iranian regime’s “bloody crackdown” on the Mahsa Amini uprising.

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IHR said 93 of the fatalities occurred in the province of Sistan-Baluchistan, which erupted in protests after a police officer allegedly raped a 15-year-old girl during a murder investigation. The embattled police force took several of the rape victim’s relatives hostage to pressure the family into withdrawing its allegations.

Many of the remaining deaths were in Iranian Kurdistan, the region from which 22-year-old
Mahsa Amini made her doomed journey to Tehran last month to visit her relatives. Amini was abducted and killed by Iran’s “Guidance Patrol” or “morality police” because she supposedly allowed a lock of hair to peep from beneath her mandatory Islamic headscarf.

Iranian officials unconvincingly claim Amini died of natural causes after the Guidance Patrol stuffed her in a van and carted her off to a grim detention center. Her family insists she had no such life-threatening health problems. Women cutting off locks of their hair has become an international
gesture of solidarity with Amini and the other oppressed women of Iran.

The protests currently sweeping all of Iran originated in Kurdistan, with allegations that the thuggish morality police went especially hard on Amini because she was Kurdish.

Sistan-Baluchistan is also home to an ethnic and religious minority that complains of persecution by the theocratic Iranian state, the Baluch. September 30 has become known as “Bloody Friday” in the Sistan-Baluchistan capital of Zahedan due to the large number of protesters killed on that date.

“Iran Human Rights has been able to confirm five deaths in Kurdistan over the past days. The city of Sanandaj in Kurdistan province has witnessed widespread protests and bloody crackdowns in the past three days. The current number of confirmed deaths does not include those that have been killed in Sanandaj over the last three days,” the human rights group reported.

[url=https://twitter.com/hashtag/BREAKING?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw]#BREAKING[/url] At least 201, including 23 children, have been killed so far during the 2022 protests in 18 Iranian provinces, the Norway-based human rights organization [url=https://twitter.com/IHRights?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw]@IHRights[/url] said.
The figure does not account for those possibly killed in Sanandaj in the past three days.
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— Iran International English (@IranIntl_En)
[url=https://twitter.com/IranIntl_En/status/1580130018545790976?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw]October 12, 2022[/url]

“The international community must prevent further killings in Kurdistan by issuing an immediate response,” said IHR Director Mahmood Amiry-Moghaddam.
IHR was concerned that the regime’s brutal suppression is targeting students, including children under 18 years of age. Students have been a driving force in the uprising, with college and younger girls making courageous gestures of defiance, including getting rid of their hijabs entirely.

According to IHR’s analysis, suppressing student protests is “a priority for the state,” and its security forces are visiting schools to arrest dissident pupils.
On Tuesday, Iranian Education Minister Yousef Nouri admitted in a newspaper interview that student protesters are being detained by security forces and sent to “psychological institutions.”

“It is possible these students have become ‘anti-social characters’ and we want to reform them,” Nouri said.

“Iran Human Rights has further received numerous reports of the mass arrests of protesters and civil society activists who have been identified by intelligence agencies,” the group added.

“The use of torture and ill-treatment against protesters has been widely reported, with at least two deaths in custody. Families have told Iran Human Rights that their loved ones are under pressure to force televised confessions,” IHR said.

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Iran Children, Detained During Protests, End Up In "Psychological Centres"
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Dozens of Iranian children have been killed and hundreds detained after being caught up in protests over Mahsa Amini's death, some of them even ending up in "psychological centres", it has emerged...

Iran hunting down, shooting anti-hijab protestors openly on roads as agitation intensifies
The protests have quickly spread to communities across Iran and have been met by a harsh government crackdown, including beatings, arrests and killings of demonstrators

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Iranian security forces have ruthlessly used excessive and lethal force to suppress widespread anti-government protests across the country, which began when Mahsa Amini, a 22-year-old Kurdish Iranian, was pronounced dead on 16 September after being detained for allegedly violating rules requiring women to wear hijab headscarves and modest clothing, sparking Iran’s worst wave of popular unrest in nearly three years.

Clashes between protesters and security forces have rocked cities across the country for several days. Earlier, students clashed with security forces in Tehran as a result of the unrest sparked by the death of Mahsa Amini.

Police shot a woman with live ammunition in eastern Mashhad. A motionless woman can be seen in the video lying on the ground and another woman can be heard screaming.

— Masih Alinejad �️ (@AlinejadMasih) [url=https://twitter.com/AlinejadMasih/status/1578836720740540417?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw]October 8, 2022[/url]

Another clip shows half a dozen armed forces personnel beating a pregnant woman. Her husband unsuccessfully tried to convince the police that they did not participate in the protests.

“Don’t beat up my wife, she is pregnant”
This is what a young man in the video keeps repeating but see how many armed officers from security force in Rafsanjan, Iran beat her up & arrest them both for protesting the murder of
[url=https://twitter.com/hashtag/MahsaAmini?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw]#MahsaAmini[/url]
Be our voice. pic.twitter.com/Co5hhTY0dI
— Masih Alinejad �️ (@AlinejadMasih) [url=

“Don’t beat up my wife, she is pregnant”

This is what a young man in the video keeps repeating but see how many armed officers from security force in Rafsanjan, Iran beat her up & arrest them both for protesting the murder of #MahsaAmini
Be our voice.pic.twitter.com/Co5hhTY0dI

— Masih Alinejad 🏳️ (@AlinejadMasih) October 8, 2022

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Security forces were also seen shooting unarmed protesters.

— Masih Alinejad �️ (@AlinejadMasih) [url=

ماموران امنیتی حکومت ایران اینگونه به معترضان بی سلاح شلیک میکنند،

مردم ایران از دولت‌های جهان انتظار دارند اقدامات جدی برای جلوگیری از کشتار مردم بیگناه انجام دهند،

جمهوری اسلامی در حال انجام جنایت علیه بشریت است..#مهسا_امینی pic.twitter.com/SdHnVmNh1D

— Masih Alinejad 🏳️ (@AlinejadMasih) October 8, 2022

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A video from the eastern Mashhad city also went also viral in which security personnel were seen firing gunshots at a group of women. Angry protesters, mainly women, removed their headscarves and chanted anti-government slogans.
More than 150 cities have held rallies in solidarity with Iranian women who have defiantly burned the hijabs they have been forced to wear since the 1979 Islamic revolution.

Follow Up:
At least 185 people, including at least 19 children, have been killed in the nationwide protests across Iran...
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ABUJA, Nigeria ( Morning Star News) – A Christian woman in northeast Nigeria is on trial after being held incommunicado for more than four months on blasphemy charges for forwarding a WhatsApp message, sources said.

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Rhoda Ya’u Jatau, 45, was arrested in Bauchi state in May after receiving a WhatsApp message from Ghana condemning the gruesome killing of Deborah Emmanuel Yakubu, a university student in Sokoto state also falsely accused of blaspheming Islam.

Jatau shared the message condemning Yakubu’s May 12 death with colleagues in Warji County, and Muslims who saw it accused her of blaphemy and sought to kill her. Security agents from the Department of State Services, Nigeria’s secret police, arrested her on May 20, and she was incarcerated when Muslim mobs stormed her house seeking to kill her, sources said.

“Ever since her arrest, Mrs. Jatau has been detained in prison over false accusations of blasphemy,” charged with “inciting public disturbance, exciting contempt of religious creed and cyber-stalking,” said her attorney, Joshua Nasara, in a press statement.

Efforts to secure bail for Jatau, a health worker with the Warji Local Government Area, have been “frustrated and denied by government authorities and leaders of Islamic groups in the state,” Nasara said.

The charges accuse Jatau, of Tudun Alheri, of posting a video that disparages Allah, Muhammad (the prophet of Islam), his parents and the entire Muslim community to a WhatApp group of the Primary Healthcare Authority of Warji Local Government Area, allegedly “with the intent to cause religious crisis,” he said.

The charges allege that she thus violated Sections 114, 210 of the Penal Code Law and Section 24 subsection 1b(i) of Cybercrime Prohibition Prevention Act 2015.

Jatau was held for two weeks before she was charged, and since then she has been held incommunicado in prison as authorities and Muslim leaders in the state delayed her trial, Nasara said.

An application for bail was filed on July 20, after she was held the legal maximum of two months without trial, but it was not assigned to a judge until July 26, and by then judges had gone on vacation, Nasara said.

“It was in August that the application was reassigned to a vacation judge who heard it for the first time on Aug. 11,” he said.

The Rev. Ishaku Dano of the Evangelical Church Winning All (ECWA) in Warji County said the blasphemy charges are false. Jatau shared the WhatsApp message only as a word of caution against further violence in northern Nigeria, where Muslim mobs were wreaking havoc, he said.

“Information we obtained from Mrs. Jatau shows that the WhatsApp message she received and shared in her group was for caution against violence and against the use of derogatory language in addressing other people’s faith, but that was not the interpretation by the Muslims,” Pastor Dano said.
“And since the occurrence of the incident in May 2022, there have been campaigns by Muslims for Mrs. Jatau to be killed for blasphemy against Muhammad.”

Muslims in Uganda upset with a father of four for converting to Christianity beat him and destroyed his home, and a week later a 52-year-old convert in a neighboring district also suffered injuries that left her unable to walk, sources said.

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In Bulumba Sub-County, Kaliro District, 38-year-old Musa Wabwire was praying in his home on Sept. 9 when relatives and other Muslims arrived, he said. Noting his absence at Friday prayers, the mosque leader had sent an assistant who had secretly recorded video of Wabwire listening to a Christian radio program, Wabwire said.

“After hearing it, they all got annoyed and flooded into my home and asked me many questions, which I failed to answer,” said Wabwire, who had secretly put his faith in Christ while serving as treasurer for the mosque. “I only told them to take their money box, and that I be left with Christ, who was enough for me. They became so angry and started beating me up while shouting, ‘ Kafir, Kafir [infidel]!’”

When he declined to renounce Christ, they flogged him 40 lashes with sticks, he said. Wabwire’s older brother, an imam in a nearby village, ordered the destruction of his crops and his living quarters on the homestead, he said.

“My belongings were thrown out in the rain and got all wet,” Wabwire said. “My brothers said that I should not be killed but instead leave the homestead.”

His wife out of town visiting her ill mother, Wabwire left with some of his children, who had returned home by then, he said. He, his wife and children, ages 12, 10, 8 and 5, have taken refuge at a location undisclosed for security reasons.

Mother Attacked

In neighboring Kibuku District, Muslims in Bwikomba village attacked Shadia Namuzungu on Sept. 16, two days after she put her faith in Christ.
The 52-year-old mother had attended an evangelistic event on Sept. 14 in Kituti village, she said.

“I had been suffering from acute stomach pains for more than three years,” Namuzungu told Morning Star News. “I was prayed for, and the pain disappeared. After the meeting, I decided to see the pastor.”

He led her to faith in Christ, and she left with great joy and peace, Namuzungu said from her hospital bed. The imam from her mosque, Kaire Jamada, had seen her go forward for prayer at the evangelistic event, and he and other Muslims went to her home on Sept. 15, she said.

When the mosque leader questioned her about receiving prayer from the pastor, she told him she had received miraculous healing from Christ after a long illness and so had decided to follow Him.

“The imam was left in disbelief and left without uttering a word,” Namuzungu told Morning Star News. “But the following day, he returned with six other Muslims. Four of them started to destroy my crops, killed my sheep and began to pull down my house.”

Two of the Muslims beat her with sticks and kicked and slapped her, she said. They left when neighbors who heard her cries arrived.

“Shadia started to faint,” said a Christian neighbor who arrived and took her to a medical clinic. “She had deep injuries on her back, both hands, stomach, legs and had swollen eyes.”

He added that after several days in the hospital, she was still unable to walk.

Iran: Nose smashed, skull pounded; security forces return body of another young woman with suspicious injuries
Nika Shakarami, a 17-year-old, disappeared after attending a protest in Tehran. Her body was reportedly returned to her family, showing signs of torture

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Thousands of people have taken to the streets of Iran in a wave of protests sparked by the death of Mahsa Amini, a 22-year-old Kurdish woman arrested by morality police for allegedly wearing her mandatory headscarf too loosely.

Meanwhile, security forces returned the body of another young woman to her family with suspicious injuries, nine days after she went missing during a protest in central Tehran.

On 20 September, 17-year-old Nika Shakarami took part in protests on Keshavarz Boulevard in Tehran. Her friends described her as fearless and chanted slogans nonstop.

Another horrific loss: Nika Shakarami 17 years old vanished during the [url=https://twitter.com/hashtag/IranProtests?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw]#IranProtests[/url] . After a week-long search, her family was given the dead body with her nose fully smashed & her skull broken from multiple blows

This is the true face of the Islamic regime in Iran [url=https://twitter.com/hashtag/MahsaAmini?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw]#MahsaAmini[/url] pic.twitter.com/TSryGLM9kl

— Emily Schrader – אמילי שריידר (@emilykschrader) [url=https://twitter.com/emilykschrader/status/1575887823625781253?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw]September 30, 2022[/url]

Islamic Republic killing its teenagers for wanting to have a normal life. [url=https://twitter.com/hashtag/NikaShakarami?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw]#NikaShakarami[/url] 17, vanished during the [url=https://twitter.com/hashtag/IranProtests?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw]#IranProtests[/url] . After a week, security forces delivered her dead body with her nose fully smashed and her skull broken from multiple blows.
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— Masih Alinejad �️ (@AlinejadMasih) [url=https://twitter.com/AlinejadMasih/status/1575993696234786816?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw]September 30, 2022[/url]

According to The Telegraph, Nika Shakarami stated in her last phone call to a friend that she was fleeing security forces.

Her family searched all prisons, detention centres, police stations, and even Kahrizak’s forensics office for her. Finally, on 29 September, the Shakarami family was informed at the police station that someone with similar characteristics had been discovered in Kahrizak forensics.

According to media reports, authorities informed her family that she had fallen from a height. Her uncle, on the other hand, stated that the photos shown to them appeared unusual.

The Shakarami family was not allowed to see her head when they went to identify the body. Her nose had been smashed. Nika’s skull had been repeatedly pounded by a heavy object, possibly a baton.

The Shakarami family, like many others, has been threatened and told not to hold a memorial service for their slain daughter.

The protests in Iran have now spread to 164 cities in all 31 provinces. An estimated 15,000 protesters have been arrested and detained.

According to the Iran Human Rights Organization, at least 83 people have been killed in the crackdown. Amnesty International confirms 52 deaths, while Iran’s Fars news agency puts the death toll at “around 60.”

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Video of 17 years old Nika Shakarami and Other teenagers killed during anti mandatory hijab protest.
https://old.reddit.com/r/exmuslim/comments/xxdr0m/one_of_the_countless_examples_of_crimes_against/

Even as anti-hijab protests continued in Iran and spread to Afghanistan, an Iranian woman named Donya Rad was arrested for having breakfast without wearing a hijab on Friday.

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The information was shared on Twitter by Iranian journalist and activist Masih Alinejad whose post read, “The woman who posted this photo got arrested for the crime of having breakfast without hijab! This is the horrific story of being a woman in Iran in 21st century.”

“Her name is Donya Rad. Women will continue their civil disobedience every day,” her post added.

The woman who posted this photo got arrested for the crime of having breakfast without hijab!
This is the horrific story of being a woman in Iran in 21st century.
Her nam is Donya Rad.
Women will continue their civil disobedience every day.
[url=https://twitter.com/hashtag/MahsaAmini?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw]#MahsaAmini[/url] [url=https://twitter.com/hashtag/مهسا_امینی?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw]# ﻣﻬﺴﺎ _ ﺍﻣﯿﻨﯽ[/url] pic.twitter.com/zq08SWUL2a
— Masih Alinejad �️ (@AlinejadMasih) [url=https://twitter.com/AlinejadMasih/status/1575739714346180609?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw]September 30, 2022[/url]

Protests continued in several cities across Iran against the death of 22-year-old Mahsa Amini in police custody who was arrested earlier this month in Tehran for “unsuitable attire” by the morality police that enforces the Islamic Republic’s strict dress code for women.

At least 83 people have been killed in nearly two weeks of demonstrations, according to a human rights group.

Hailing from the Iranian Kurdish town of Saqez, Amini’s death has sparked the first big show of opposition on Iran’s streets since authorities crushed protests against a rise in gasoline prices in 2019.

Iran’s Islamic Republic requires women to cover up in public, including wearing a “hijab” or headscarf that is supposed to completely hide the hair.

Many Iranian women, especially in major cities, have long played a game of cat-and-mouse with authorities, with younger generations wearing loose scarves and outfits that push the boundaries of conservative dress.

A 23-year-old Muslim woman in eastern Uganda who converted to Christianity on Sept. 18 was poisoned to death that night, sources said.

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Namata Habiiba attended a church service on Sept. 18 at the invitation of a friend in Wakawaka village, Bugiri District and put her faith in Christ, the friend said.

Habiiba, who lived with her Muslim stepmother after her parents were killed in a vehicle accident in 2019, returned home from the church service with her friend, and her stepmother asked why she had returned so late. Habiiba told her she had attended a church service and converted to Christianity, causing her stepmother, Namu Sauya, to stop talking to her, according to the friend, whose name is withheld for security reasons.

Sauya prepared and served food for them and then left the room, said the friend, who was fasting that day and did not eat. Within minutes, Habiiba started complaining of severe stomach pain and began to vomit, the friend said.

The friend shouted for Sauya, but there was no response, she said. Soon neighbors arrived, but Sauya had disappeared, Habiiba’s friend said.

They rushed Habiiba to a hospital in Bugiri, where a doctor gave her medication, but she soon died, the friend said. A postmortem, she said, determined she had died from ingesting rat poison.

Habiiba leaves behind a 3-year-old child, an area resident said. The father is a married Muslim who had planned to take her as his second wife, the source said.

Local officials and other villagers condemned the killing and have undertaken a search for Sauya, who remains missing, the resident said.

Habiiba’s body was laid to rest on Saturday (Sept. 24) in Musubi village, where her father was buried.

Mother Beaten for Her Faith

In central Uganda’s Bamusuta village, Kiboga District, a Muslim beat and left his wife after learning she had converted to Christianity.

Falida Nazziwa, 42, on Sept. 10 attended an all-night prayer vigil at an undisclosed church in Kiboga town while her husband was away in his work as a truck driver, she said. A secret Christian, Nazziwa expected her husband, Saidi Mudogo, to return late in the day on Sept. 11, but he had returned home when she arrived that morning, she said.

“In the morning as I went back home, I found my husband very furious on the compound, and he asked about where I slept,” Nazziwa told Morning Star News. “I told him the truth that I had gone for an overnight prayer in the church. After hearing the words ‘overnight prayer,’ he just jumped on my neck shouting, ‘Prayers, not in my house,’ and started beating and strangling me while shouting, ‘ Allah akbar [allah is greater]!
Kafir, kafir [infidel]!’”

Two men heard Nazziwa’s cries and rushed over to rescue her, but Mudogo chased her and her two younger children away, and they took refuge at an undisclosed location, she said. The couple has three other older children who were away at the time.
The church pastor, unnamed for security reasons, said Nazziwa has received treatment at a medical clinic in Kiboga. She was taking medication for swelling and had internal injuries causing severe pain, he said.

“The husband has disappeared since then, but we shall get him,” the pastor told Morning Star News. “I have reported the incident at the Kiboga police station. We hope the assailant will be arrested and justice given for the ailing mother.”

Mohammad Iqbal Sheikh kills his Hindu wife for refusing to wear burqa, arrested

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On Monday, the Maharashtra Police arrested a person named Mohammad Iqbal Sheikh for murdering his wife in the Tilak Nagar area of Mumbai. Sheikh’s wife, a Hindu by religion, was reportedly murdered for refusing to wear burqa and follow Islamic rituals and practices.

According to a report published by Aaj Tak, the victim Rupali and the accused had been married for three years and had a son to look after. The duo, however, were not living together due to the ongoing domestic scuffle between them. The incident is said to have happened on the evening of Monday, September 26 when Sheikh met his wife and forced her to follow Islamic rituals and practices. When she refused to give in to his diktats, he took a sharp knife and slit her throat before fleeing from the spot.

Deceased Rupali was Iqbal’s second wife. The accused had divorced his first wife as she could not conceive a child. The accused then trapped the Hindu victim in a love affair and got married to her three years ago. Reports mention that the accused used to force Rupali to wear a burqa and follow Islamic rituals and practices soon after the two got married.

The duo used to scuffle over the issue after Rupali refused to wear a burqa. Fed up by the daily arguments, the victim decided to separate from Iqbal and started to live alone with her son. On Monday, Iqbal went to meet Rupali to convince her to return home with their son. He also forced her to wear a burqa and follow Islamic rituals.

Amid the heated argument, Rupali then urged for divorce which enraged the accused. He pulled her tight and then slit her throat with a sharp knife. Locals from the Tilak Nagar area gathered as the victim screamed in pain. They later informed the police who arrived at the spot for investigation.

The accused had fled from the spot after the locals gathered. However, the police managed to arrest him. During the investigation, the sister of the victim confirmed that the accused used to force Rupali to follow Islamic rituals and wear a burqa. The Police are interrogating the accused and are further investigating the case.

Najafi was shot six times and killed in the city of Karaj by Iranian security forces on Wednesday, sustaining injuries in the abdomen, neck, heart and hand.

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Hadis Najafi, a 20-year-old Iranian woman who went viral in a video as she prepared to join anti-governmental protests, was shot dead by Iranian security forces, according to multiple reports on Sunday.

Najafi was shot six times and killed in the city of Karaj by Iranian security forces on Wednesday, Iranian Journalist and women’s rights advocate Masih Alinejad, along with others, reported throughout social media.

According to the reports, she sustained injuries in the abdomen, neck, heart and hand on September 21. After being shot by security forces she was taken to Ghaem Hospital, where she was later pronounced dead.

While Najafi herself was a prominent social figure on TikTok and Instagram, her viral video showed her tying her unscarved hair back and boldly stepping into the middle of a protest in Karaj.

This 20 Yr old girl who was getting ready to join the protest against the murdering of [url=https://twitter.com/hashtag/MahsaAmini?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw]#MahsaAmini[/url] got killed by 6 bullets. [url=https://twitter.com/hashtag/HadisNajafi?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw]#HadisNajafi[/url] , 20 ، was shot in the chest, face and neck by Islamic Republic’s security forces.Be our voice. [url=https://twitter.com/hashtag/مهسا_امینی?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw]# ﻣﻬﺴﺎ _ ﺍﻣﯿﻨﯽ[/url] pic.twitter.com/NnJX6kufNW
— Masih Alinejad ️ (@AlinejadMasih) [url=https://twitter.com/AlinejadMasih/status/1573963922306129920?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw]September 25, 2022[/url]

Images and the video of Hadis have sent out shockwaves further sparking the protests going on in Iran since September 16, being widely shared on social media.

A second clip later began circulating online, showing the girl's family weeping over a photo of her on a freshly dug grave.

"This is the funeral of 20-year-old #HadisNajafi, who was shot dead on the streets by security forces for protesting," Masih Alinejad wrote on Twitter, sharing the clip.

"Hadis was a kind-hearted girl & loved dancing. She was protesting against the brutal death of #MahsaAmini. Their crime: wanting freedom."

This is the funeral of 20 year old [url=https://twitter.com/hashtag/HadisNajafi?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw]#HadisNajafi[/url] , who was shot dead on the streets by security forces for protesting. Hadis was a kind hearted girl & loved dancing. She was protesting against the brutal death of [url=https://twitter.com/hashtag/MahsaAmini?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw]#MahsaAmini[/url] . Their crime: wanting freedom. pic.twitter.com/tduxVe1SZf
— Masih Alinejad ️ (@AlinejadMasih) [url=

This is the funeral of 20 year old #HadisNajafi, who was shot dead on the streets by security forces for protesting. Hadis was a kind hearted girl & loved dancing. She was protesting against the brutal death of #MahsaAmini. Their crime: wanting freedom.
pic.twitter.com/tduxVe1SZf

— Masih Alinejad 🏳️ (@AlinejadMasih) September 25, 2022

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"She was only 20 years old,” Hadis’ sister told Alinejad. “Her heart was broken for Mahsa Amini. She said she would not stay silent. They killed her with six bullets.”

This was followed by friends, family and supporters sharing videos of the vibrant young woman in her element: Dancing, singing along to songs and radiating a joyful life.

People's Mujahedin Organization of Iran (MEK) said that 1,800 people had been arrested in Tehran alone as protests raged in 31 provinces across the country.
35 people have died during the recent protests, according to official media in Iran, but non-Iranian media and other unofficial reports insist the death toll is much higher.
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The protests are the largest to sweep the country since demonstrations over fuel prices in 2019 when Reuters reported 1,500 people were killed in a crackdown on protesters - the bloodiest bout of internal unrest in the Islamic Republic's history.

Follow Up
Video shows moment Iranian police open fire on pre-teen boy
https://old.reddit.com/r/exmuslim/comments/xn8d8m/what_is_going_on_in_iran_is_so_sad_my_heart_goes/

Follow Up:
Video: This is how girls are treated by the Islamic Republic, with her head slammed against the curb. she was protesting the murder of mahsa amini and the islamic oppression.
https://old.reddit.com/r/exmuslim/comments/xofshs/this_is_how_girls_are_treated_by_the_islamic/

Follow Up:
!SECURITY FOOTAGE OF A MOSQUE IN IRAN SHOWS ANTI RIOT POLICE DESTROYING THE MOSQUE SO THEY CAN BLAME IT ON THE PROTESTORS!
https://old.reddit.com/r/exmuslim/comments/xogfic/security_footage_of_a_mosque_in_iran_shows_anti/

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Morningstarrr:
Bro, stop dignifying those mofos with a response. These people derive joy in killing, oppression and being oppressed. They’re boko haram sympathizers. In short, terrorism gives them orgasm. We shall see where this oppression in the name of culture and religion will take them.

Peace Profound

It wasn't long ago that they were fighting for their hijab rights. Today, they are fighting to remove the hijab rights.

We see the same playing out in this country as well with that muric's hijab right fiasco. If their women still dont get it that hijab is a tool of oppression, then maybe we should send them to Iran so they can have their hijab rights in earnest.

mu2sa2:
Btw, that people can protest belies western media portrayal of Iran as a repressive country.

Like Afghanistan, Somalia, and other islamic countries, hijab is mandatory in Iran and this lady was beaten to death for not wearing hers properly. As in, she was wearing one but it wasn't enough because it apparently violate the country's Mandator hijab law so they beat her to death. Do you still think Iran isn't a repressive country?

mu2sa2:
Were you there when they "beat her to death". The video footage released shows her collapsing on her own. But you are free to believe fake news.

Were you there when she collapsed on her own?

By the way, here you will find the CT scan image of her fractured skull which could only result from repeated beating.
https://www.nairaland.com/7348432/follow-ups-ct-scan-image

Timoleon:
like I said, provide facts. I went through the article and it is filled with such adjectives as ‘allegedly’ ‘reportedly’ ‘claimed’ in other words nothing established yet!

Every single media will always use those adjectives because of legal issues when reporting about crimes. This is the reason the media will say something like: "suspected herdsmen" even when everyone knows it is herdsmen.

By the way, the CT Scan image isn't filled with the adjectives.

Timoleon:
Brutal murder? Provide a source for this information. Let’s see how she was brutally murdered.

Here we go:

Murdered for not wearing hijab properly: https://www.nairaland.com/7341467/morality-police-beat-lady-death

CT scan image of her fractured skull: https://www.nairaland.com/7348432/follow-ups-ct-scan-image

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ictplotter:
Islam is beautiful.
No matter the level of blackmailing by westerners and the enemies of Islam, the religious of peace and humanity will triumph.

Care to explain the reason you think iranian protesting against the unjust killing of a lady by sharia police is a blackmail by westerners?

Let us be Muslim

Ewwww

KingGBsky:
It’s their culture and religion for centuries, why is the white and westerners who will never bow to any form of pressure to change their cultural values trying their best to disrespect and disregard other countries culture?

Iranian are protesting against the unjust killing of a lady by sharia police; could you care to explain the reason you think it is white and western fault?

mu2sa2:
Western countries incuding Isreal plotting to steal Iran's oil/gas by using renegades to try and overthrow the government and put their puppets in power will fail. Iran foils every of their evil machinations with resolute action.

Sharia police beat a muslim woman to death for not wearing her hijab 'properly'. Other muslims are protesting against the killing. Yet, somehow in your mind it is western and Israel fault. Hope you are capable of understanding how stupid you sound.

On Thursday, a fast-track court in Uttar Pradesh’s Varanasi sentenced Etawah’s Maulana Jarjis to a ten-year prison sentence for sexually assaulting a Varanasi woman and thereafter blackmailing her. He was also fined 10,000 Rupees by the court.

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On Wednesday, Maulana was found to be guilty by the Varanasi fast track court. He was charged with raping the woman and then intimidating her by making a video of her.

The Varanasi district’s Jaitpura police station received the complaint on January 17, 2016. The victim who made the accusation states that a prominent member of the religious community Maulana Jarjis regularly travelled to Varanasi to take part in religious events.

The woman had complained that she met Jarjis in 2013 on one of his visits to Varanasi. She said that Jarjis had driven her to the hotel where he was staying, engaged in sexual activity with her, and filmed the incident on camera.

She said that Jarjis repeatedly sexually abused her while promising to marry her and then threatened her. The woman complained to the police on November 19, 2015, which prompted the then-SSP to order the filing of an FIR against Maulana Jarjis.

Controversies around Maulana Jarjis

Maulana Jarjis Ansari Hafizullah has had a lengthy history of controversy. In March of this year, a video of Maulana went viral in which he was seen declaring that even if a Muslim woman is pregnant and ready to give birth, she should not refuse her husband sexual pleasures under any circumstances.

In the video, Maulana says, “O Muslim woman! If you don’t allow your husband to take advantage of your body (sexually), you are committing a grave sin.”

Explaining the commandment of the Prophet, he says, “That’s why the Prophet said – even if you are about to deliver a child and your husband wants to enjoy your body, and have sex at the time of delivery, then O Muslim woman, you will have to fulfil your husband’s wish.”

In March 2021, Maulana Jarjis made another rant in which he abused the relatives of women who wear tight clothes and avoid wearing burqas. In the video, the Islamist Maulana Jarjis Ansari Hafizullah, during the course of his speech could be heard calling the relatives of women who refrain from wearing [Burqa] as ‘bh*dwa’, a Hindi slang which means a ‘love-vendor’.

“How many times should it be reminded that those whose sisters, mothers, daughters and wives roam around without [burqa] are [pimps]…A brother whose sister is roaming without a [burqa] is a [love-vendor], a father whose daughter is roaming around without a [burqa] is a [love-vendor], a husband whose wife is roaming around without a [burqa] is a [love-vendor],” Maulana shrieked.

Previous Nairaland Post: Morality Police beat lady to death for not wearing her hijab properly. Women protest morality police murder by removing hijabs. Iranian security forces directly shoot at protesters in the city of Saqqez following the burial of Mahsa Amini


Follow Up:
This is the CT scan image of #Mahsa_Amini 's head showing her skull was fractured which resulted in bleeding of brain caused by blunt head trauma to her head.
#MahsaAmini

https://twitter.com/RKOTOfficial/status/1571789963812868097

Follow Up:
The Morality police and security vehicles are [set] on fire today, at least 4 protesters have been killed on today's anti-regime protests in iran, #MahsaAmini

https://old.reddit.com/r/exmuslim/comments/xigzio/the_morality_police_and_security_vehicles_are_on/

Follow Up:
Forces kill 5 protesters amid unrest over woman’s death — rights group
SOURCE

Follow Up:
Woman being whipped for removing hijab in public (September 2022)
https://old.reddit.com/r/exmuslim/comments/xkb4jw/woman_being_whipped_for_removing_hijab_in_public/

Follow Up:
Protests in Iran are now spreading like wildfire. Many women are recording themselves walking through city centers without Hijab. Stand up for your rights women, down with the oppressors! We're with you!
https://old.reddit.com/r/exmuslim/comments/xkdaq0/protests_in_iran_are_now_spreading_like_wildfire/

Follow Up:
Iranian people chasing & beating up sharia police.
https://old.reddit.com/r/exmuslim/comments/xjxhgp/iranian_people_chasing_beating_up_sharia_police/

Longer video version: https://twitter.com/dariush_Zand/status/1571948804970262529

Follow Up:
Iran forces kill 12 civilians, injure 375, detain 530 across Kurdistan
SOURCE

Follow Up:
At least 31 civilians have been killed in an Iranian security forces crackdown on protests that erupted over the death of Mahsa Amini after her arrest by the morality police, an Oslo-based NGO said Thursday.
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