A Pakistani judge has sentenced aman to be executed after he was expelled 17 times from 6 different mosques.
The man was sentenced for excessive farting during the period of the Ramadan reports the Islam a bad Herald this week.
TheRamadan is the most important religious festival for Muslims and the judge declared that hehad indisposed people ofthe faith and even caused 53 people at one time to leave the mosque during aprayer, a “blasphemous act” which should be punished “according to Allah’s will.”
The judge was lenient, have admitted many expertsin theregion, as he gave the convicted man the choice of being beheaded or stoned to death.
“The law is clear, he should be stoned to death, beheading is a very light sentence and saves him from any suffering,” protested the government prosecutor.
Deputy District Public Prosecutor (DDPP) Syed Anees Shah told reporters the accused got a "very light sentence" for the crime of blasphemy.
Muhammad Al-Wahabi, 33, suffers from chronic flatulence, “a rare medical condition” he argued in his self-defense, as no lawyer would take his case.
“No lawyer is crazy enough to bet his career on this issue. If his client his condemned, as in this case, the lawyer would face prosecution and possibly thesame faith as his client”admits legal expert Andrew Jones,a Middle Eastern law expert.
Al-Wahabi did not contest the judgment and even said the judgment was fair and that he hoped Allah would be gracious enough to pardon his blasphemous actions.
Al-Wahabi also admitted that he put a tampon in his rectum several times in a desperate attempt to mask the noise and odor.
“A disgraceful and insidious act” the judge declared,visibly disgusted.
“Muslims are not allowed to insert any objects insidetheiranus, noteven afinger, it is forbidden by the Koran,” said the judge.
“As a judge, I must set an example for other Muslims. This is clearly unacceptable under Shariah law,” he concluded.
Wednesday, June 13, 2018
HE WAS SENTENCED TO DEATH FOR FARTING IN MOSQUE DURING RAMADAN .
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