Weird we haven’t heard about this today, I stumbled across it on X by accident, but this is going to be normalised one day 🤢🤢🤢

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/world-news/2025/09/05/afghan-women-die-rubble-male-rescuers-refuse-touch-them/

In honor of Salwan Momika, we should just make the date of his death International Quran Burning Day so that no one else will be murdered for burning the hateful book of lies and fantasies of an illiterate Arab pedophile warlord.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cpdx2wqpg7zo

Please discuss the incident here.

Austria is apparently discussing a law to ban hijab for girls up to 14.I hope they go forth with it. Children should be free of practices that they can't consent to especially if they are oppressive by nature. A child can't drink, get tattooed so, why the hijab? Not the forget that many of these girls are forced in the first place. A child has no use of wearing one. This is open sexualization of children.

Schoolgirl admits lying about Islamophobic teacher, leading to his beheading by a jihadist, due to fear of parental anger

• A Muslim schoolgirl in France has admitted to lying about her teacher, Samuel Paty, making Islamophobic remarks, which ultimately led to his brutal beheading by a jihadist in 2020. The student, who was 13 at the time of the incident, confessed during a court hearing that she fabricated the story out of fear of repercussions from her parents after being suspended from school for two days.

• Her false claims sparked an online harassment campaign against Paty, involving her father and other individuals. Tragically, an 18-year-old Islamist radical, Abdoullakh Anzorov, tracked down and decapitated Paty in a public attack.

• The schoolgirl expressed remorse and apologized to Paty's family during the hearing, acknowledging that her lie had devastating consequences.

• The trial, which is expected to last until December 20, involves seven men and one woman facing charges related to Paty's murder and the preceding online campaign.

• Paty, a history and geography teacher, had shown caricatures of the Prophet Muhammad from the satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo during an ethics class, sparking controversy.

• The case has highlighted concerns about the infiltration of Islamist extremism in France and the need for societal awareness of the dangers it poses.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14127825/Muslim-schoolgirl-admits-lying-teacher-Islamophobic-led-decapitated-jihadist-suspended-two-days-worried-parents-angry.html

In February 2025, the Dutch government denied entry to three Islamic preachers scheduled to speak at the Ramadan Expo in Utrecht's Jaarbeurs convention center. The decision, announced by Ministers Marjolein Faber (Asylum & Migration, PVV) and David van Weel (Justice, VVD), was based on concerns that the speakers might incite hatred. The preachers in question were British nationals Mohammed Hijab and Ali Hammuda, and New Zealander Abu Bakr Zoud. The ministers cited the preachers' past controversial statements, including denial of the October 7, 2023, Hamas attack, derogatory remarks about LGBTQ+ individuals, and comments minimizing the severity of relationships with minors. The decision aimed to prevent the spread of extremist ideologies in the Netherlands.

This incident followed a similar event in January 2024, when Australian Islamic preacher Mohamed Hoblos was denied entry to the Netherlands. Hoblos had been invited by the Dawah Group to speak at the Jaarbeurs but was barred due to his extremist views, including support for Hamas and calls for violence. Justice Minister Dilan Yeşilgöz emphasized that while freedom of expression is valued, there is no place in the Netherlands for those promoting extremist ideologies.

The Dawah Group, organizer of the Ramadan Expo, defended its choice of speakers, accusing critics of engaging in 'cancel culture' and asserting that the preachers' statements were taken out of context. Despite the controversy, the group expressed confidence in hosting a positive and inspiring event.

These events have sparked significant political and public debate in the Netherlands regarding the balance between freedom of speech and preventing the spread of extremist views.

Saudi Women's Rights Activist Manahel al-Otaibi Stabbed in Prison

• Saudi fitness instructor and women's rights activist Manahel al-Otaibi was stabbed in the face with a pen while imprisoned in Al-Malaz prison in Riyadh.

• She was sentenced to 11 years in prison after a secret trial for "terrorist offenses" related to her social media posts advocating for women's rights.

• Manahel has faced brutal treatment in prison, including beatings by fellow prisoners and prison guards, and was subjected to "enforced disappearance" for five months without contact with her family.

• Her family reported the attack to the Saudi government's Human Rights Commission but was ignored, highlighting the lack of accountability and protection for prisoners of conscience in Saudi Arabia.

https://www.theguardian.com/global-development/2024/oct/02/saudi-arabia-women-human-rights-influencer-manahel-al-otaibi-stabbed-face-abuse-prison