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BarbieTurik a écrit :Un prêcheur saoudien a violé, torturé, et tué sa fille de 5 ans.
Il l'a emmenée à l'hôpital parce qu'il doutait de sa virginité , elle avait le crâne défoncé, cage thoracique cassée, des côtes cassées, le bras gauche cassé, des brûlures, et avait été violée "partout" (pour reprendre le mot de l'article)
Condamnation: 31 500 dollars, comme "prix du sang"

Saudi Arabian media sources have reported that an Islamic cleric who raped, tortured and killed his 5-year-old daughter, has been let off with a small fine, avoiding a jail sentence.

Lama al-Ghamdi was the daughter of Fayhan al-Ghamdi, an Islamic preacher who makes regular appearances on television. Under Saudi law, al-Ghamdi has had to pay only £31,500 in 'blood money', even after confessing to the heinous crime.

Gulf News reports that 5-year-old Lama was admitted to hospital on December 25, 2011 with multiple injuries, including a crushed skull, broken ribs and left arm, extensive bruising and burns. She died last October 22.

Activists from women's rights groups said that the father had doubted Lama’s virginity and had her checked up by a medic. A social worker from the hospital where Lama was admitted said the girl’s back was broken and that she had been raped “everywhere”.

According to the victim’s mother, hospital staff told her that her “child’s rectum had been torn open and the abuser had attempted to burn it closed.”

Ghamdi has apparently paid 200,000 riyals ($50,000; £31,500) in "blood money" - a sum that can be paid to relatives of a murder victim and which, if accepted, can replace a death sentence.

Human rights activists have indicated that judicial leniency towards male abusers reflects the highly problematic nature of the male guardianship system in Saudi Arabia.

Currently, women in Saudi Arabia are considered minors, and all are automatically assigned to the care and judgment of their most immediate male relative.

So far, three Saudi activists have raised objections to the ruling which is based on Saudi laws that state that a father cannot be executed for murdering his children, nor can husbands be executed for murdering their wives.

http://www.thecommentator.com/article/2 ... small_fine

J'ai franchement envie de vomir en lisant ça.

Encore une brillante démonstration de cette religion...

D'ailleurs cet autre religieux le dit, une fille de 6 ans doit se voiler pour ne pas avoir l'air trop attirante même aux yeux de son père !!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cEINan4nWAE


Ces gens sont des monstres, l'islam tue toute humanité, à ceux qui ont encore des doutes, ce genre d’événements, ce genre de discours devraient vous alerter. L'islam est une secte dangereuse !

The Saudi royal family has intervened to block the release of a ‘celebrity’ preacher accused of raping, torturing and killing his five-year-old daughter.

Fayhan al-Ghamdi was set to be released after agreeing to pay “blood money” to the mother of his daughter Lama, who suffered multiple injuries including a crushed skull, broken back, broken ribs, a broken left arm and extensive bruising and burns. Social workers say she had also been repeatedly raped and burnt.

Al-Ghamdi, who regularly appears on Saudi television, admitted using a cane and cables to inflict the injuries after doubting his five-year-old daughter’s virginity and taking her to a doctor, according to the campaign group Women to Drive.

The case caused a scandal in Saudi Arabia, with public calls for the cleric to be put to death.

Despite the country’s notoriously strict legal system however, activists say the law protects fathers from being executed for murdering their children

Rather than getting the death penalty or receiving a long prison sentence for the crime, Al-Ghamdi served only a few months in jail before a judge ruled the prosecution could only seek ‘blood money’.

Albawaba News reported the judge as saying: “Blood money and the time the defendant had served in prison since Lama's death suffices as punishment.”

Today, however, the Saudi Justice Ministry issued a statement saying the cleric remained in prison and the case was continuing.

The Times reported sources in the Saudi capital Riyadh as saying the royal family had been “stung” by the outrage over the case, with senior members intervening to ensure a stricter punishment is given.

One source told the newspaper, “The royal court is now looking at the case. He [Al-Ghamdi] will stay in prison for a long time.”

The £31,000 blood money Al-Ghamdi agreed to pay is considered compensation under Islamic law, although it is only half the amount that would have been paid had Lama been a boy.

Formal objections to the ruling were initially raised by three Saudi activists, and the twitter hashtag #AnaLama (which translates as I Am Lama) was set up.

In response to the public outrage over the case, Saudi authorities set up a 24-hour hotline to take calls about child abuse.

BarbieTurik a écrit :Islamic logic

BarbieTurik a écrit :Je suis certaines que beaucoup d'hommes hétéros souffrent aussi de cette situation et aimeraient que leurs mères, soeurs, épouses soient traités autrement, et qu'ils aimeraient pouvoir s'exprimer librement.

J'ose espérer que c'est le cas en fait.

sataam a écrit :

BarbieTurik a écrit :Pour le bien des musulmans, et de l'humanité toute entière, il faut détruire l'islam.

Tu vois ça ça me dérange !