In a video released on April 17, Muslims connected to the Islamic State in Sinai executed 62-year-old Nabil Habashi Salama, a Christian. Salama appears on his knees in the video, with three men holding rifles standing behind him.. We should remember that Greece spent 400 years under Turkish Islamic rule and that the fight for freedom was bloody. With that in mind it is even more dramatic seeing these images of fighting age migrants desecrating Greek holy places and having no respect for the country they are allegedly seeking refuge in. Greek City Times, April 12, 2021. [H]e was kept in at least three different police stations and illegal torture cells, where he was mentally and physically tortured to confess to the baseless accusation [of blasphemy]. [P]olice repeatedly threatened to kill him.. The police investigators.also tortured him into naming other members of the Bible study circle. Aneeqa Maria, Salamat Masih s attorney, Morning Star News, April 29, 2021, Pakistan.
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Blasphemy charges have been laid against two Christians for studying the Bible in a Pakistan park earlier this month.
The Christians, Haroon Ayub Masih and Salamat Mansha Masih, both in their 20s, were in Lahore s Model Town Park, CBN News reports.
The two believers were approached by a group of Muslims and told they should not read the Bible in public, says attorney Aneeqa Maria of The Voice Society.
One of the Christians told the group it was not illegal to read the Bible in public in Pakistan and told them they had no right to stop them.
02-18-2021
Two Christians in Lahore, Pakistan, have been charged with blasphemy after Muslims objected to their Bible study in a local park last weekend.
Morning Star News (MSN) reports Haroon Ayub Masih, 26, and friend Salamat Mansha Masih, who s also in his twenties, were studying the Bible in Lahore s Model Town Park on Saturday when a group of Muslims approached the two men and told them they should not read the Bible in public, attorney Aneeqa Maria of The Voice Society said.
When Masih told them that reading the Bible in public was not a crime in Pakistan and that they had no right to stop them, the Muslims began questioning them about their Christian faith and asked if they had any reading material to help them understand the Bible, Maria said.