The Death Penalty should not have been take off the table…. more Soros Prosecutors at work here!
The sisters’ bodies were found riddled with gunshots on January 1, 2008, in a cab at the Omni Hotel in Irving, northwest of Dallas. Amina was shot twice, while her younger sister Sarah sustained nine gunshot wounds. Prosecutors said that Sarah still mustered the strength to call 911 and report Yaser as their murderer.
As Breitbart News noted:
Prosecutors claim that on the day of the murder, Said claimed he would take the two girls in his taxicab to a restaurant in Lewisville, but instead took them to Irving, where he shot them.
The daughters initially escaped to Oklahoma and planned on starting a new life away from their father, however, their mother convinced them to return, the Dallas Morning News reported.
Prosecutors argued that because Amina and Sarah were dating boys who were not of the Muslim faith, Said became enraged, KDFW reported. They described the murders as “honor killings,” NBCDFW noted.
Regarding “honor killings,” Brandeis University states:
Intimate violence against women is a worldwide crisis. From ‘crimes of passion’ to ‘dowry deaths,’ not to mention domestic violence, many types of aggression against women occur at the hands of family members. The so-called ‘honor killing’ of women and girls in some Muslim nations is one horrifying manifestation of this global phenomenon.
These killings, which occur with shocking regularity in certain parts of the Middle East and South Asia, target women whose actions—actual or suspected—violate the honor of their families, an honor that is thought to depend on the sexual purity of its female members. Anything from speaking with an unrelated man, to rumored pre-marital loss of virginity, to an extra-marital affair can be cause for an attack, often carried out by a father or brother. In some especially tragic instances, even women and girls who have been raped are slain to remove the stain from the family honor. As with other forms of intimate violence against women, perpetrators are seldom punished.
The 65-year-old went into hiding for 12 years and made his way to the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s most wanted list. He was ultimately located in August 2020 in Justin, Texas, situated in Denton County, one county from where the girls were slaughtered. His brother Yassein and his son Islam have been convicted of aiding him in his evasion of law enforcement and are serving sentences of ten and twelve years, respectively, the Dallas Morning News reported.
The girls’ mother and Said’s ex-wife, Patricia Owens, testified during the trial and recounted that she met Said when she was only 14 years old, and he was more than twice her age at 29 years old. They married when she was 15, and she now suffers from PTSD.
“You deserve a lot more than what the judge gave to you. You deserve to die,” Owens said in part in her victim impact statement, as NBCDFW reported. “At this time, you are nothing. You are a prisoner and a murderer and the devil.”
Previous blog entries:
Muslim man who left his wife, 25, to die for FIVE DAYS after she suffered more than 100 injuries is jailed for just eight years – as victim’s grieving mum blames Islam for her ‘honour killing’
Another Mohammed tortures and kills his wife.
Is there a pattern here?
But of course this has nothing to do with the ‘Religion Of Peace’.
What is wrong with our juducial system? He gets 8 years for torturing then killing her....See more
- Ashlee Brown told mum she was converting to Islam to wed Mohamed Naddaf
- Siobbhan Brown gave her daughter her blessing and never heard from her again
- Five years later Ashlee was found dead on the bathroom tiles of her marital home
- Ashlee, a mother-of-three, had been alive in the bathroom for four or five days
- The 25-year-old had been bound, gagged, stabbed and had her long hair cut off
- Naddaf says he found his wife in that state and tried for days to keep her alive
- He did not call 000 and pleaded guilty to manslaughter based on negligence
Siobhann Brown waves an Australian flag at a protest organised by the Australian Liberty Alliance ahead of the sentencing of Mohamed Naddaf over Ms Brown’s daughter’s death
Islamic law forbids Muslim women to marry non-Muslim men; the Qur’an says: “And chaste women from among the believers and chaste women from among those who were given the Scripture before you, when you have given them their due compensation, desiring chastity, not unlawful sexual intercourse or taking lovers.” (5:5) This is generally understood among Islamic scholars to mean that Muslim men may marry chaste Muslim women and chaste women from the People of the Book (Jews and Christians; Islamic law forbids Muslim men from marrying Zoroastrian women). But because “chaste men from among those who were given the Scripture before you” are not mentioned, it is generally understood by Islamic scholars that marriages between Muslim women and Jewish or Christian men are forbidden, and all the schools of Islamic law forbid them.
Muslims commit 91 percent of honor killings worldwide. The Palestinian Authority gives pardons or suspended sentences for honor murders. Iraqi women have asked for tougher sentences for Islamic honor murderers, who get off lightly now. Syria in 2009 scrapped a law limiting the length of sentences for honor killings, but “the new law says a man can still benefit from extenuating circumstances in crimes of passion or honour ‘provided he serves a prison term of no less than two years in the case of killing.’” And in 2003 the Jordanian Parliament voted down on Islamic grounds a provision designed to stiffen penalties for honor killings. Al-Jazeera reported that “Islamists and conservatives said the laws violated religious traditions and would destroy families and values.”
Until the encouragement Islamic law gives to honor killing is acknowledged and confronted, more women will suffer.