Do U think it was right to exicute someone on EID(muslim festival)?

Question

This is the time of HAJ...
Muslims.have.2.eids.
one.after.the.30days.fast(ramadan)...2nd.is.this.after.HAJ(muslim pilgrimage in makkah)

Answer 1

Well, what can we say... Our own brothers and sisters are against each other! And, yes, it's true that Muslims aren't allowed to "execute" anyone during ANY religious holiday, be it a Christian or a Jewish or a Hindu one and so on.....People do it, but that doesn't make it Islamically correct. I personally don't think it's right to execute anyone on such a day either, but remember... the Shias don't celebrate Eid-ul-Adha the same day that the Sunnis do (in most places, including Iraq!)....
Our voice doesn't matter to anyone, so ...

Answer 2

I think it was the duty of the Iraqi court and the Iraqi jury to render a decision and then carry out the sentence.

What I think, as a non-Muslim, concerning their holidays and festivals is irrelevant.
Apparently, the Iraqis had no problem with the timing of his execution - and that's good enough for me.

Answer 3

According to Islamic law you may not execute someone during a religions holiday.

If you are referring to the execution of Saddam Hussein he was indeed NOT executed during a religious holiday because Eid ul-Fitr doesn't begin until sunrise and Saddam was executed at 6am before the holiday began.

Answer 4

Yes!!! And do you think that it is OK that more Iraqis and US soldiers were killed during Ramadan than any other time???

Answer 5

Do you think people ( non-muslim ) care about our festivals?
Hmm... anywhere salam eidadha... k!

Answer 6

Evidently the Iraqis did.
They executed him.

Answer 7

Sure-

Answer 8

No.

Answer 9

yes.it.was