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Escape of four girls is pretext for Dagestani Imam
to campaign against social networks
Caucasian Knot,
November 2, 2022
The escape of four Dagestani young women was provoked by the influence of social networks, in which recruiters convince young people to leave their families, the chairman of the Council of Imams of Kaspiysk has stated. In his opinion, the girls have poured dirt on the family by telling that they had been “infringed.”
The “Caucasian Knot” has reported that on October 29, Russian border guards in North Ossetia refused to let the four sisters from Dagestan, who had fled domestic violence, into Georgia and kept them until their relatives arrived. The girls asked not to return them to their families, fearing that they were searching for them “to kill.” On October 30, the girls were allowed into Georgia, where they are in a safer place, the SK SOS Crisis Group has informed.
Patimat Magomedova, Khadizhat and Patimat Khizrievas and Aminat Gazimagomedova are relatives (two sisters, a cousin and a second cousin). According to the girls, they were beaten up and circumcised when they were five or seven years old; the surgery was made without anaesthesia.
The Muftiate of Dagestan has posted a video appeal by Shamil Bagandaliev, the chairman of the Council of Imams of the city of Kaspiysk, about the girls’ escape. He believes that “the reason for which the parents lost their children” was the cellular phone.
I'm sure it had nothing to do with being beaten and suffering female genital mutilation without anaesthesia. Cell phones, mind you, would open their eyes to the rest of the world where such behaviour is labelled barbaric.
In his opinion, the girls had been “treated” by persuading them that they “should be free.” The Mufti has urged parents to “control children” and criticized those who help children to leave their families.
BY ROBERT SPENCER
The Qur’an teaches that men are superior to women and should beat those from whom they “fear disobedience”: “Men have authority over women because Allah has made the one superior to the other, and because they spend their wealth to maintain them. Good women are obedient. They guard their unseen parts because Allah has guarded them. As for those from whom you fear disobedience, admonish them and send them to beds apart and beat them.” — Qur’an 4:34
Muhammad’s child bride, Aisha, says in a hadith that Muhammad “struck me on the chest which caused me pain, and then said: ‘Did you think that Allah and His Apostle would deal unjustly with you?’” — Sahih Muslim 2127
An another hadith states: “Rifa`a divorced his wife whereupon `AbdurRahman bin Az-Zubair Al-Qurazi married her. `Aisha said that the lady (came), wearing a green veil (and complained to her (Aisha) of her husband and showed her a green spot on her skin caused by beating). It was the habit of ladies to support each other, so when Allah’s Messenger came, Aisha said, ‘I have not seen any woman suffering as much as the believing women. Look! Her skin is greener than her clothes!’” — Sahih Bukhari 7.77.5825
Men are permitted to punch their wives as long as it doesn't produce a scar or bruise that can be seen in public. This may be one reason why Muslim women must be covered so completely in public.
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India: Muslims beat accused lesbians, burn their private parts,
try to rape them
NOV 9, 2022 12:00 PM
BY ROBERT SPENCER
Allah prescribes home imprisonment until death for women found guilty of “lewdness,” most commonly understood in this context as adultery as well as homosexual activity, on the testimony of four witnesses. According to Islamic law, these four witnesses must be male Muslims; women’s testimony is inadmissible in cases of a sexual nature, even in rape cases in which she is the victim. This penalty has been abrogated and revised, as is provided for in the verse itself when it says “confine them to their houses until death takes them, or Allah finds another way for them.” This explanation is attributed to Ibn Abbas: “The early ruling was confinement, until Allah sent down Surat An-Nur (sura 24) which abrogated that ruling with the ruling of flogging (for fornication) or stoning to death (for adultery).” If a woman is found guilty of adultery, she is to be stoned to death; if she is found guilty of fornication, she gets one hundred lashes (cf. 24:2).
Women suspected to be lesbians beaten, private parts burnt
with iron rod; 1 arrested
by Dipaneeta Das, India Today,
November 8, 2022
Two women were brutally thrashed and their private parts were burnt by one of the women’s relatives after they were suspected of being lesbians in West Bengal’s Murshidabad district….
“My friend and I meet up every day and tie bidis (local smoke), but I did not see her on October 25. Later in the night, she called me up and asked me to visit her. She was suffering from immense pain in her abdomen,” the victim remembered. She decided to stay back at her friend’s place on the same night.
Two of the accused, who happen to be the victim’s relatives, and another local named Sahebul Sheikh, barged into the room where both the girls were sleeping around 11 am. He reportedly questioned why the girls were sharing the same bed.
“We were friends,” one of the girls told them. The trio cruelly tortured the girls, beat them up, and burnt their pelvis area with piping-hot rods for being lesbians. The gang also tried to strip the girls and attempted to rape them, further threatening to “expose” their relationship if they spoke to others about what happened, sources told India Today.
Meanwhile, one of the victims has accepted being in a relationship with the other.
“We are in a relationship, no one restrained us. Had we been warned, we would not have pursued. Three of them molested us, touched us uncomfortably, and tried to rape us,” said the victim’s girlfriend. She also accused the trio of making multiple incisions in the abdomen and thighs of the victim.
On Monday, Malda Police nabbed one of the three accused in the case from Authua village. Meanwhile, two others, identified as Kadam and Saheb, are currently at large, police sources said.
Denmark charges Islamic State brides for
‘promoting a terrorist organization’
NOV 9, 2022 11:00 AM
BY CHRISTINE DOUGLASS-WILLIAMS
Despite being governed by the Leftist Social Democratic party, Denmark is becoming a model for other countries in dealing with Islamic State brides: the authorities’ highest priority appears to be to protect the public from these jihadist women, who often manage (with advocacy and support from the most gullible on the Left) to gain sympathy.
It would be better if these jihadist women and their children had never been allowed re-entry into their countries of origin, since they generally tend to view infidel countries as enemy states, and many of them will likely continue their work of destroying those countries from within. Some continue their missions in jail, joining the ongoing effort to turn prisons in the West into jihad training camps. Islamic State brides can be every much as dangerous as their male counterparts, and many have indoctrinated their children to commit extreme violence in the cause of jihad. “Earlier this year, the daughter of an Islamic State woman arrested for forced marriages, human trafficking, and helping an Islamic State member rape a child, was also arrested in Denmark after she was accused of trying to ship off a four-year-old girl to Qatar against the wishes of the mother of the child.”
Three repatriated women are charged with promoting terror
translated from “Tre hjemhentede kvinder er tiltalt for at fremme terror,”
Berlingske, November 4, 2022:
The women were housewives and wives in Syria, according to the prosecutor’s office, which wants them convicted of terrorism charges.
Three women, now aged 33, 35 and 38, have all been charged with having traveled to a conflict zone in Syria, where they were stay-at-home housewives and wives of fighters for the Islamic State.
The prosecution wants them convicted of promoting a terrorist organization in this way. The 35-year-old woman can have her case decided in as little as two weeks. This is stated by the prosecution in a press release on Friday morning.
The three women were all brought home to Denmark from Syria on 7 October last year and have been in custody since.
They were evacuated together with their 14 children in total from the Roj camp in northeastern Syria.
The women traveled without permission to Raqqa province and Deir al-Zour province during a period when the areas were categorized as “conflict areas.”.
“It is our opinion that the women have been an important part of IS in relation to family and practical support for the terrorist organization, which contributed to IS activities in the occupied areas,” says State Attorney Jakob Berger Nielsen, the State Attorney in Viborg, in the press release.
The cases against the two oldest women have been brought by the State Attorney in Viborg, while the third case has been brought by the State Attorney in Copenhagen.
Two of the women only have Danish citizenship, but the 38-year-old has dual citizenship, and therefore the prosecutor’s office is going to take the Danish passport from her and have her deported permanently.
The expectation is that the case against the 35-year-old woman can proceed as a confession case at the Court in Esbjerg. In legal terms, this means that charges will be brought during the hearing if she pleads guilty to the charges.
This case is scheduled for November 18.
The other two cases have been brought as jury trials, where the prosecution is seeking a sentence of at least four years in prison. One is scheduled to begin at the Court in Frederiksberg on April 24 next year.
No dates have yet been set for the third case to be heard at the Court in Kolding.
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