How do you react to this article?

Question

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/programmes/5217424.stm

I really feel mad about this...What kind of justice it is?

Answer 1

Thank you for posting this,it is for me old news but it is relevant nonetheless because it exposes the true mindset of the followers of the "religion of peace".The day that this young girl was executed was also the day my young niece was born,and when the story came to light for me and I put the two dates together I could only think how I would feel if my niece were some day put in a similar situation. The only conclusion I came to was that if her relatives don't make as much noise as possible to protest actions like this then there is something wrong with them,the whole country should be up in arms about actions like this,the fact that they aren't just shows how deep this sickness really runs in my humble opinion. But this is commonplace in Iran,including executions of women who have harmed their attackers in attempted rapes,these people are truly ill.

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Answer 2

I am saddened and horrified that this sort of treatment still persists in the world. Once again this begs the question of does the UN, the USA and its allies try to stop this or do we allow the country it's own direction. As the article shows diplomacy has no effect as the government of Iran cannot control it's church.

Of course this is just another example of why no church should run a country.

Answer 3

this is the face of Islam that they try to keep hidden from the west, here is some unbelieveable indictments of this religion.
www.holyarmyofgod.com/Crusade.html
of course Muslims will forward the excuse that this was not Islamic justice, but it was.
and how come Mohammed was able to take a nine year old child as his wife and bed her, if this girl was murdered for an offence against chastity?

Answer 4

But it's the religion of peace, so the liberal socialists claim. Too bad this news never gets to the public media in America.

Answer 5

there is not something terrific here. they're so cruel i dont understand what term to grant to apply on them. I help what sixteen 12 months previous Atefeh Rajabi pronounced. people who're the sufferers could desire to obtain help and not purnished

Answer 6

Honestly I dont even know HOW to react to that. that is just sensless and sad...yet it happens all the time. Guess we should count our blessings that we live where we do. For as bad as Bush is...well there is alot worse that we could endure.

Answer 7

the worst part is that they beleive these Shariah laws and other laws are Gods laws....and that they are carrying out Gods law...it makes me sick.

What is worse is that muslims ignore this and act like it doesn't happen and claim that their religion is peacefull and respectfull towards women.

Why dont they stop these laws instead of ignoring these acts against human rights.

If they are not against these laws they are for it.

Answer 8

It is horrible. First of all, Iranians are Shiaa, & their laws are different to those practiced by the majority of Muslims (Sunni). In Islam is a woman (or man) is found guilty of pre-marital sex, the punishment is lashing, not death. Her case is a horrible, & in a REAL Islamic setting, she would not have been left on her own with nobody to take care of her, she would have become a ward of the State until she was old enough.

Answer 9

I react with disgust, anger and regard the men acting under this ancient babylon slave law as weak, jealous and fear their women would leave them if not for this law - because they are inadequate sexually, physically and mentally as men.

Answer 10

I react with sadness. Human reason reveals a law which is just and loving. This law is based on harshness and cruelty.