City of Brass

wretched savage barbaric murdering evil obscene damned

Sunday November 2, 2008

Categories: Hirabah Watch
Believe me, the title of this post is mild praise compared to what these subhuman animals deserve:

An Islamist rebel administration in Somalia had a 13-year-old girl stoned to death for adultery after the child's father reported that three men had raped her.

Amnesty International said the al-Shabab militia, which controls the southern port city of Kismayo, arranged for a group of 50 men to stone Aisha Ibrahim Duhulow in front of a crowd of about 1,000 spectators. A lorryload of stones was brought to the stadium for the killing.

Amnesty said that Duhulow struggled with her captors and had to be forcibly carried into the stadium.

"At one point during the stoning, Amnesty International has been told by numerous eyewitnesses that nurses were instructed to check whether Aisha Ibrahim Duhulow was still alive when buried in the ground. They removed her from the ground, declared that she was, and she was replaced in the hole where she had been buried for the stoning to continue," the human rights group said.

This is the kind of thing that leaves me shaking with fury. This isn't about religion, or politics, or anything more complicated than simple barbarism, raw and naked in its primal expression. It's a cancer that deserves to be stamped from this earth. It is hirabah, and they are muharib.

The one infinitesimal sliver of a silver lining to this story is a tragedy in and of itself:

"Inside the stadium, militia members opened fire when some of the witnesses to the killing attempted to save her life, and shot dead a boy who was a bystander."

In other words, even in a stadium full of bloodthirsty orcs, there were some mensch, who were willing to risk their lives to prevent the atrocity unfolding in front of them. Allah have mercy on their souls - and take the measure of all those present, who did nothing, on Judgement Day, accordingly.  
Advertisement
Comments
J R Dittbrenner
November 3, 2008 7:08 AM

ORCAS or ORCS:
Orcas are wounderful wild creatures with great intelligence. They kill to eat! To meet one in 'person' can be scary but tinged with revalations of unity.
Occs are monsters from mythology-Orge. If you must rely on mythology as an informational source, then dream on. Or if you use this term as an anology, reference point then these humans have had their judgement; they are deprived of their souls and salvation.
Blood thirsty humans, who are taught by action and words, are the fruit of their learning and their society.
Sincerely,
J R Dittbrenner

Erin
November 3, 2008 8:10 AM

This is an inhuman act that must be stopped. This is NOT Islam!!! I pray, that those responsible are punished threefold to what they did to that innocent little girl. She is with God now, in a much better place. I pray for her and those who tried to protect her. A heart renching story, that everyone should read. This violence is not accepted ANYWHERE or ANYTIME.

I pray to God, to keep Aisha close to Him...

budman
November 3, 2008 2:34 PM

It's been said before, but "God hates Africa".

Deborah
November 4, 2008 7:56 AM

I have heard of so many instances just like this one in the world of Islamic. I am only shocked that people are surprised. Men and women should be treated equally and until Islamic sees that, this type of behavior will continue across the globe. I have heard of it in Iraq and Iran. If a girl is raped, it is supposedly her fault. Why is it that one man's testimony is greater than two women? Why can a man divorce but not a woman. Why must a woman cover her face but not a man? There is a great deal wrong here! Sure there are over zealous Christians who have bombed Abortion clinics, but if you took raw data statistics, it shows there are more radical Islams than there are radical groups in any other religion. Islam needs to preach love not death to infidels like what is in the Quran. I have read it and find a great deal to be disappointed in.

Post a Comment

By submitting these comments, I agree to the beliefnet.com terms of service, rules of conduct and privacy policy (the "agreements"). I understand and agree that any content I post is licensed to beliefnet.com and may be used by beliefnet.com in accordance with the agreements.



Please type the text you see in the box below to verify your post and help us prevent spam. You have a limited time to type - you may wish to compose your comment in a separate document and paste it here upon completion.

Type the characters you see in the picture above.

Advertisement

Search This Blog

feed icon Subscribe

RSS Feed

Receive updates from City of Brass

About City of Brass

City of Brass by Aziz Poonawalla approaches issues from the perspective of a Muslim of the West. Aziz, a member of the Dawoodi Bohra Muslim community, has been blogging since early 2003. His other major Islamsphere projects include the group weblog Talk Islam and the annual Brass Crescent Awards. Aziz currently resides near Madison, WI with his wife and children.

Blogroll


  • Planet Islam - aggregator of RSS feeds from all over the Islamsphere
  • Talk Islam - group weblog and central nexus of the Islamsphere's most popular bloggers
  • Islam in China - by Wang Daiyu, about Islam in the far East
  • Tariq Nelson - Islam and politics from the African American muslim perspective
  • An Indian Muslim - by indscribe, about Islam in India and the Subcontinent
  • 'Aqoul - group weblog for analysis and commentary about the Middle East/North Africa (MENA)
  • Chapati Mystery - by sepoy, "started out wondering what T. E. Lawrence and Bhagat Singh would talk about, over dinner"
  • Mr. Moo - by Musab Bora, a UK-based muslim who has a hilarious sense of humor.
  • Crossroads Arabia - by John Burgess, about the politics and culture of Saudi Arabia, with an emphasis on human rights.
  • Eunomia - by Daniel Larison, pragmatic conservative political punditry and comment
  • Dean's World - group weblog founded by Dean Esmay, "defending the liberal tradition in history, science, and philosophy."

Guest writers


My Amazon.com Wish List
visits since 12-11-08

Advertisement

Advertisement


About Beliefnet

Our mission is to help people like you find, and walk, a spiritual path that will bring comfort, hope, clarity, strength, and happiness. More about Beliefnet.

Legal

Copyright © Beliefnet, Inc. and/or its licensors. All rights reserved. Use of this site is subject to Terms of Service and to our Privacy Policy. Constructed by Beliefnet.

Advertisement

Report as Inappropriate

You are reporting this content because it violates the Terms of Service.

All reported content is logged for investigation.