Afghanistan: Taliban official kills Kurdish mother and daughter after mother resists daughter’s forced marriage
Where is the global outcry over the murders of Chiman Hosseinzadeh and Sara Yousefi? Instead, the brute Mofti Mohammadollah, head of the Taliban’s Hajj and Endowments Department in Kohistanat district, walks free to abuse other young girls of his choice, and the world remains totally indifferent to the incident.
Meanwhile, the European Commission has legitimized the Taliban by inviting its leaders to Brussels to discuss “deportations to Afghanistan,” sending the message that the EU needs Taliban approval to send back its nationals who are a security risk. And who will foot the bill for the Taliban delegation? Taxpayers.
Taliban official kills Kurdish mother, daughter in Afghanistan
Kurdish Human Rights, June 8, 2026:
Chiman Hosseinzadeh, a Kurdish woman from Bukan who lived in Afghanistan, and her daughter, Sara Yousefi, were killed on 8 May by a local Taliban official who had sought to marry Sara.
A source familiar with the case said: “Chiman Hosseinzadeh married an Afghan man about 20 years ago and lived in the village of Ghaldouri in Kohistanat district, Sar-e Pol province. She was known as Bibi Chaman Gol and worked as a local midwife.”
According to the source, Mofti Mohammadollah, head of the Taliban’s Hajj and Endowments Department in Kohistanat district, had sought to marry Sara Yousefi, Hosseinzadeh’s 15-year-old daughter.
On 8 May, he went to the family’s home and attempted to forcibly take Sara away, but her mother resisted. The Taliban official then opened fire, killing both mother and daughter.
According to information received, Taliban forces detained the perpetrator after the killings….
Australia: Muslim woman charged with enslaving Yezidi girl has not renounced Islamic State ideology
Zeinab Ahmad hasn’t renounced it because she believes that it is the embodiment of true Islam. And that’s why her defense attorney, Grace Morgan, has proposed that Ahmad enter a deradicalization program. Yet such programs have failed everywhere they have been implemented. The whole premise of “deradicalization” programs is that Islam is a religion of peace that jihadis misunderstand, twist, and hijack. Since that is a false premise, and warfare against unbelievers is actually taught in the Qur’an and Sunnah, “deradicalization” focuses on other issues, such as “anger issues” that the jihadi may have, or feelings of “alienation” and the like.
But since none of that changes what the Qur’an and Sunnah say about warfare against unbelievers, it doesn’t “deradicalize” the jihadi at all. A British psychologist behind a “deradicalization” scheme has also admitted that there’s no guarantee that jihadis can ever be “cured.” And Jonathan Hall KC, who was at the time the UK’s independent reviewer of terrorism legislation, said there was “no magic bullet or special pill” that could help to change convicted jihad terrorists.
He's wrong, of course. Jesus is that magic bullet that changes everything. But a mostly godless country like Australia would never approve such an approach, whether it worked or not.
Woman Accused of Enslaving Ezidi Girl Has Not Renounced ISIS, Australian Prosecutors Say
Kurdistan24, June 5, 2026:
ERBIL (Kurdistan24) – An Australian woman charged with enslavement crimes linked to the Islamic State in Syria has not renounced her allegiance to the extremist group, federal prosecutors argued in a Melbourne courtroom on Friday, aggressively pushing back against her application to be released on bail.
The proceedings involving 31-year-old Zeinab Ahmad are offering a rare, detailed look into the legal and security challenges Western governments face when prosecuting citizens who traveled to the heart of the Islamic State’s self-declared caliphate.
Ahmad, who returned to Australia last month from a Syrian detention camp, is facing charges of crimes against humanity, specifically, enslavement and the use of a slave.
The charges stem from allegations that her family held a Kurdish Ezidi (also refered to as Yazidi) teenager captive in Raqqa, Syria, during the height of the Islamic State’s brutal reign.
During a fraught bail hearing in the Melbourne Magistrates’ Court, prosecutors painted a picture of a defendant deeply entrenched in the ideology of the Islamic State.
Detective Senior Constable Marc Clendenning, a lead investigator on the case, testified that Ahmad remains an unacceptable risk to the community, emphasizing that she had not renounced her support for the terror network, according to reporting by James Oaten of ABC News.
“No conditions of that nature would ameliorate the risk because there’s a lot of unknowns with the accused’s ideology,” Clendenning told the court, referring to proposed bail restrictions….
According to the prosecution’s narrative, detailed in court and reported by Rod McGuirk of The Associated Press, the Ahmad family purchased a Ezidi teenager for $14,000 in 2017. The girl was allegedly forced into sexual servitude and domestic labor at the family’s home in Raqqa.
The court heard that Zeinab Ahmad’s father, Mohammad Ahmad, who is currently incarcerated in Iraq, was the primary purchaser and abuser, allegedly subjecting the teenager to multiple physical and sexual assaults.
However, investigators allege that Zeinab Ahmad, who was in her early twenties at the time, treated the captive “badly” and was complicit in the conditions of her enslavement before the girl was sold to another buyer more than a year later….
Furthermore, Morgan proposed that Ahmad would participate in a countering violent extremism (CVE) program administered by Victoria Police and the Board of Imams Victoria.
To support the application, Ahmad’s uncle, Abraham Abbas, testified that he would house her and provide a $75,000 surety. Distancing his family from the charges, Abbas vehemently condemned the Islamic State in court.
“They’re evil and they don’t represent anything we’ve got to do with Islam at all,” Abbas testified, apologizing for using profanity to describe the group….
Furthermore, Clendenning argued that the CVE deradicalization program is designed for individuals on a “path of radicalization,” not someone with Ahmad’s decade-long exposure to the core of the Islamic State….
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