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இஸ்லாமிய ஷரியா?: தந்தை செய்த கொலைக்கு பதில் அவரது குழந்தையின் தலை துண்டிப்பு

2012-02-15T17:45:00.000+04:00

Eye for an eye: Child beheaded to avenge murders by his father

Published: February 7, 2012

On Saturday, the police were alerted to a suspicious-looking plastic bag lying on top of a heap of garbage, which was later found to contain the boy’s head.

SUKKUR:

The police have discovered that the beheading of a six-year-old boy was an act of revenge for a decade old case.

Salman Khokar’s head was found, wrapped in a plastic bag, in a garbage heap on Friday, just like that of his two second cousins who were found in a similar state around nine years ago.

In 2003, Mujahid and Lakshmir, six and eight years old, respectively, were murdered by Salman’s father, Ghulam Mustafa Khokar because of a land dispute with his cousins, Shabbir and Bashir Khokar. Lakshmir was Bashir son and Mujahid was Shabbir Khokar’s son.

Ghulam Mustafa beheaded both boys and buried one body near Lab-e-Mehran and dumped the other in the rice canal. The bodies were found after ten days except for a part of Mujahid’s right hand.

Shabbir Khokhar is the president of the Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) in Dhamra union council, while Bashir Khokhar is an assistant manager at the National Bank of Pakistan.

Both fathers registered an FIR against Ghulam Mustafa and he was tried in court. He served five years in the Larkana central prison till an influential PPP leader stepped in to resolve the dispute and asked Mustafa to pay Rs3 million to Bashir and Shabbir as compensation.

The cousins withdrew their case against Mustafa and he was bailed out around nine months ago.

Mustafa’s son, Salman, was last seen playing outside his house in Waheed Mohalla. He informed the police after he searched for his son at the houses of relatives and friends. An FIR was registered on Sunday in which the son of Bashir, Abdul Hafeez, and two sons Shabbir Khokar, Imran and Aamir were nominated.

Meanwhile earlier on Saturday evening, the police arrested Deedar Khokar, a sub inspector of the excise police, Aamir Khokar and another man whose name was not disclosed.

SHO Riaz Abbasi confirmed that an FIR was registered but denied arresting the nominees. He said that the police had hired divers who were looking for the body in the rice canal nearby.

Ghulam Mustafa said that the murder of his son was “unjustified” and “intolerable” since the earlier matter had been resolved amicably and he had paid his dues.

Published in The Express Tribune, February 7^th, 2012.

தமிழ் மீனவர்களை கொல்லும் இலங்கை முஸ்லீம் மீனவர்களை காப்பாற்றிய தமிழர்கள்

2012-02-15T17:43:00.002+04:00

Lankan fishemen rescued by Indian trawler, return home safe

Thu, 2012-02-09 17:59 — editor

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Colombo, 09 February, (Asiantribune.com):

Rishad Bathiudeen, Minister of Industry and Commerce of Sri Lanka welcomes returning rescued Sri Lankan fisher-folk on 09 February at the Bandaranaike International Airport.

Four Sri Lankan fishermen who were recently rescued by an South Indian fishing community returned safely to Sri Lanka on 09 February. “Thanks to the valuable support of Indian authorities, the fisher community in South Indian Kanyakumari area, the Sri Lankan High Commission in Chennai and our Fisheries Minister Rajitha Senaratne, they have returned safely with no incidents” announced a relieved and a happy Rishad Bathiudeen, Minister of Industry and Commerce of Sri Lanka.

Minister Bathiudeen was at the BIA to receive the returning fisher-folk who arrived by flight UL 122 landing on mid-day of 09 February. Minister Bathiudeen has been in constant touch with the Sri Lankan High Commission of Chennai since the four Muslim fishermen from Kalmunai went missing on January 9 off Valaichchenai high seas.

The fishermen were stranded for 15 days at the Indian Ocean and floated close to Kanyakumari (Cape Comorin), the southernmost tip of Indian Peninsula, when an Indian fisheries trawler spotted the marooned party and promptly rescued them, thereafter handing them over to the Kanyakumari coast guard. The four feeble and exhausted Muslim men were then taken over by the Tamil Nadu Police but were not remanded. The feeble Muslim fishermen were thereafter taken over for urgent survival care by Rev. Father J. Churchill upon the request of TN Police. Rev. Fr Churchill, with the assistance of his neighbouring Kanyakumari fisher community, nourished them back to life within the next four days. “The Fishermen were not arrested nor remanded by the Indian Coastguard since we have in advance informed them through our High Commission in Chennai of the possibility of four Muslim Sri Lankan fishermen drifting towards Kanyakumari or Southern Indian shores. As a result, the Indian authorities did not attempt to arrest them but instead promptly transferred them for proper care under Rev. Father J. Churchill who treated them for the next four or five days” revealed Minister Bathiudeen.

The four fishermen are Abdul Raheem, Ismail Isma Lebbe, M. Pithchai Naeez, and M. Hasan Basher from Kalmunai.

Speaking of his rescue, Mohammed Hasan Basher (40), one of the stranded fisher-folk said: “We are relieved and happy to return home alive. We thank the Indian and Sri Lankan officials and Minister Bathiudeen for their efforts to save us.”

Hasan Basher added: “We were treated well warmly hosted by the caring fisher community of Kanyakumari and they attended to every urgent need of us with no second thoughts. But they also complained to us that when they arrive in Sri Lanka by accident or in a similar way that we did, they are always promptly arrested, harassed and treated in the shabbiest way about which they expressed their displeasure."

- Asian Tribune -

முஸ்லீம் குழந்தைகளை வைத்து விபச்சாரம் செய்த முஸ்லீம்கள் நான்குபேர் கனடாவில் கைது

2012-02-15T17:41:00.000+04:00

Cops arrest suspects in alleged case of forced underage prostitution

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The men arrested are, (from left) Naib Ali Soilihi, Mohammed Rami Taha, Abdul Karim Nassereddine, while Mehdi Mohamed Hamza Mezri (right) is still being sought.

Updated: Thu Feb. 09 2012 5:05:28 PM

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MONTREAL — The Montreal police Child Sexual Exploitation Investigations Section has announced the arrest of six young men in a case of human trafficking and prostitution.

Two underage girls allegedly met the suspects in February 2011 and were forced into prostitution.

The girls told police that they managed to flee to their freedom a week later.

Police have arrested Abdul Karim Nassereddine, 20, Naib Ali Soilihi, 20 and Mohammed Rami Taha, 19. Mezri Mehdi Mohamed Hamza, 21, turned himself in Thursday after being sought by authorities.

The two others arrested cannot be named, as they were minors at the time of the alleged offences.

The suspects were charged with a variety of crimes related to sexual assault and prostitution of minors Thursday.

அரேபிய தெய்வத்தை அவமதித்ததற்கு மரண தண்டனை கொடுக்க இஸ்லாமிய இமாம் கோரிக்கை

2012-02-15T17:39:00.000+04:00

Reprieve unlikely for Saudi writer after cleric backs death sentence

Top Muslim scholar says any one who insults Prophet should be killed

Staff

Published Monday, February 13, 2012

A senior Saudi Muslim cleric indicated on Monday that a local young man who offended Prophet Mohammed (peace be upon him) and fled the Gulf kingdom would be executed after his repatriation from Malaysia.

Sheikh Saleh bin Fowzan Al Fowzan, a member of the 7-man supreme committee of scholars in Saudi Arabia, said it has been established in Islam that any one who insults God or the Prophet should be killed.

“Repenting will not work…any man who insults God or our Prophet (PBUH) should be killed,” he said, quoted by Saudi newspapers.

“But we should first verify that this man (Hamza Kashgari) did insult Prophet Mohammed in his article on Twitter…if verified, then he must be killed……many scholars and people are now demanding his execution.”

Kashgari, 23, fled Saudi Arabia to Malaysia last week after King Abdullah ordered him arrested and punished for writing an article on Twitter deemed by Saudi Moslem scholars as abusive of Prophet Mohammed (PBUH).

He was later reported arrested by Malaysian authorities at Kuala Lumpur airport and western news reports said on Sunday he would be repatriated.

One Saudi daily said on Sunday Kashgari was heading for New Zealand to seek asylum before his arrest.

ஒரு சவுதி அரேபிய தந்தை செய்த அசிங்கங்கள்

2012-02-15T17:37:00.000+04:00

Man locks up wife, 7 kids for six months

Sadist Saudi husband arrested for daily torture of wife

Staff

Published Tuesday, February 14, 2012

Saudi police arrested a local man for locking up his wife and seven children for six months and for his daily torture of the woman, including urinating on her naked body every night, a newspaper reported on Tuesday.

Neighbors discovered the imprisoned wife and seven kids inside a room rented by her husband away from his villa in punishment for her attempt to call a TV channel to reveal her ordeal, Kabar Arabic language daily said.

The Saudi woman, identified as Umm Fahd, told police she and her little children had been locked up in a small house including one room and a toilet since Ramadan last year.

“We have lived on little food since we were imprisoned by this cruel husband…how could he do this to his own children,” she said.

“I have suffered from his sadist practices for 20 years…in the morning he starts the day with swearing then beating me…at night, he practices his sadist sexual ways on me and when he is done, he urinate on my body.”

Kabar did not mention where this family lives in Saudi Arabia but said the unnamed husband earns SR30,000 ($8,100) a month from his job at a major local firm and that he has nine other children from his first wife.

கண்ணுக்கினிய படங்கள்: பாங்காக்கில் சொந்த கால்களையே குண்டு வைத்த ஈரானிய பயங்கரவாதி

2012-02-15T17:31:00.000+04:00

Iranian bomber blows off his legs in Bangkok as grenade he hurled at police bounces off tree and explodes at his feet

Stash of explosives blow roof off house occupied by three Iranians
Two men fled, but Saedi Moradi staggered out and tried to hail a taxi
Driver refused lift as Moradi covered in blood, so he hurled a grenade
Threw another explosive at police but it bounced off tree and hit his legs
'We know who carried this out and we will settle scores with them', says Israel

By LEE MORAN

Last updated at 6:31 PM on 14th February 2012

A bungling Iranian bomber blew off his own legs when he hurled a grenade at Thai police outside a Bangkok school - which bounced off a tree and then exploded at his feet.

A bizarre sequence of explosions in the capital of Bangkok started this morning when a stash of explosives blew off the roof of a house occupied by three Iranians.

Two of the men quickly ran away while Saeid Moradi, who was seriously wounded, staggered out and tried to wave down a taxi.

Covered in blood, the driver refused to take him, and so he hurled a grenade at the vehicle. When police arrived on the scene he then tried to throw another at officers - but it bounced off a tree, landed at his feet, and blew off his legs.

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Mistake: Iranian Saeid Moradi, who is still alive, had his legs blown off after a grenade he hurled bounced back onto him, as police closed in on him outside a Bangkok school

Investigation: A Thai Explosive Ordnance Disposal team member analyses the damage following the blasts in Bangkok while a large crowd gathers at the scene- many taking pictures

Moradi, who was taken to hospital, injured four people in the blasts which come the day after Israeli diplomats were targeted in simultaneous car bombings, also believed to have been carried out by Iranians.

Photographs and video footage of the wounded Moradi showed him covered in dark soot on a pavement strewn with broken glass. He lay in front of a Thai primary and secondary school, head raised as if he was attempting to sit up or look around.

It is not yet known if yesterday's and today's attacks are linked - but Israeli Defence Minister Ehud Barak said the Bangkok violence 'proves once again that Iran and its proxies continue to perpetrate terror'.

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Israeli envoys targeted in 'simultaneous car bombings carried out by Iran'

Another government minister implied Israel would seek revenge, without mentioning Iran explicitly.

And public security minister Yitzhak Aharonovitch told Israel Radio: 'We know who carried out the terror attacks, we know who sent them, and Israel will settle the score with them.'

More explosives were found at Moradi's house, in the Ekamai area of central Bangkok, which police say he had been renting with two others.

He is believed to have arrived in Bangkok, from the southern Thai resort of Phuket, on February 8.

Peace: The bomber lies seriously wounded on the pavement while emergency services wait for the area to be made safe before going in to assist

Carnage: A bomb disposal expert checks out the damage, which also hit a police car

Warning: Israel and the U.S. have told their citizens to be alert in the capital, but Thai authorities said the country appeared to have been a staging ground but not the target of any attack

Police said security forces at Bangkok's international airport detained a second Iranian later today.

Mohummad Hazaei, one of the men in the house where the explosives first went off, was trying to board a flight for Malaysia. They said a third Iranian - believed wounded in that initial explosion - was also on the run.

Thailand has rarely been a target for foreign terrorists, although a domestic Muslim insurgency in the country's south has involved bombings of civilian targets.

Israel and the U.S. warned their citizens to be alert in the capital, but Thai authorities said the country appeared to have been a staging ground but not the target of any attack.

It comes the day after Israeli diplomats were targeted in simultaneous bomb plots which were also blamed on Iran. It is not known whether the attacks are linked.

A bomb attached magnetically to a car in the Indian capital New Delhi exploded and injured the wife of an Israeli official and two bystanders.

Officials in Georgia said an explosive device was attached to the bottom of a diplomat’s car in the capital Tbilisi, but was found and defused before it detonated.

Israeli leader Benjamin Netanyahu said Iran was behind both incidents, adding that the Islamic republic's Lebanese ally Hezbollah - which battled Israel in a month-long war in 2006 - could have been involved too.

Last month, a Lebanese-Swedish man with alleged links to Hezbollah militants was detained by Thai police.

He led authorities to a warehouse filled with more than 4,000kilos of urea fertiliser and several gallons of liquid ammonium nitrate.

Fireball: The Bangkok blasts come the day after Israeli diplomats were targeted in simultaneous bomb plots which were also blamed on Iran. A bomb attached magnetically to a car in the Indian capital New Delhi exploded and injured the wife of an Israeli official and two bystanders

Closer examination: Indian security and forensic officials examine the car yesterday - Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu immediately blamed Iran for the attacks