A glimpse into the near future of Britain.
“Woman held over blasphemy charges in Karachi: police,” by Imtiaz Ali, Dawn, October 27, 2022:
The Karachi police on Thursday arrested a woman over allegation of desecrating the Holy Quran and lodged a case against her under the blasphemy law.
Bilal Colony Station House Officer (SHO) Ahmed Nawaz told Dawn.com that he was patrolling the area when he received information that a woman had allegedly burnt a copy of the Holy Quran on the main road near Sector 5-E in the New Karachi locality.
“When I rushed to the spot, I saw a significant number of people gathered around the suspect while two women had gotten a hold on her.
One of the women, Iram Asif, told the police that she was in a rickshaw when she saw the woman torching the Holy Quran’s copy on the main road. “She got hold of Quran and also snatched a knife that the suspect was carrying in another hand,” the officer said.
Nawaz added that when the suspect was brought to the police station, a mob gathered outside, however, the police prevented the situation from deteriorating….
According to the FIR, nothing was found from the suspect during search. It added that the copy of the Holy Quran which was given to the police by Asif was burnt from para one to three….
tim gallagher says
The backward, primitive knuckle dragging Muslims who live in that pathetic country, pakistan, are up to their favourite activity again. Here these evil creeps are gathering in their usual murderous lynch mobs. These bludgers need to go and do some kind of useful work and staying busy instead of all this gathering in mobs and calling for supposed blasphemers to be killed. Pakistan is surely an appalling country full of irrational, idiotic people.
Check Burry says
Certainly not on my To go to list.
Nor is any state in any way arabic, mus etc.
Alkflaeda says
If she really did damage a Qu’ran in public in a place like Pakistan, she requires an urgent psychiatric assessment, because she would have to be raving mad. Even living in the UK, I would not destroy a Qu’ran in public (though the words “toilet” and “paper” come to mind). However, the amount of damage sounds suspiciously token, given how fast paper would normally burn.