Sharia in action: Saudi man beheaded for witchcraft, sorcery
Imam Rauf, statement your division. Somehow the Saudis detain gotten the harebrained guess that Sharia is not on the same wave length with Western pluralistic morality. "Saudi man beheaded for witchcraft, sorcery," by Douglas Stanglin for USA Currently, June 19 (benevolence to all who sent this in):
A Saudi man was beheaded today on charges of sorcery, witchcraft and owning talismans, Arab Gossip news flash, quoting the Saudi Intermediate Ministry.
Muree bin Ali Al-Asiri the same admitted to "committing treachery with two women," the ministry says, according to the Saudi Rucksack Place of work. He was executed in the southern Najran political unit.
The BBC news flash that a Saudi woman was executed for committing sorcery and witchcraft in December, and a Sudanese man was executed in September, at any rate calls by Pardon Transnational for his release.
The BBC's Arab affairs editor, Sebastian Escort, relevant that Saudi Arabia's powerful old school devout leaders strongly back the harshest give approval to for anyone suspected of acts of sorcery, in addition to fortune-telling and faith-healing.
Past once again we see the popular media terming firm Sharia adherents "old school," measure all together group Sharia opponents "old school" as well.