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Date: Tue, Oct 11, 2011 at 10:27 PM
Subject: [KHABOR] In reply to your questions about execution of eight Bangladeshi persons
Dear all,
Assalamu Alaikum.
I feel there was miscarriage of justice in this case of murder of an Egyptian by Bangladeshis in Saudi Arabia. There was no eye –witness. It was done on the basis of their confessions apparently taken under pressure of some sort. This pressure was wrong as Prophet (sm) has discouraged such extraction of confession. A woman came to confess of her adultery, Prophet (sm) repeatedly refused to take confession.
Moreover beheading by sword publicly in Qisas cases has not been prescribed by Quran.This is not obligatory. Iran and Pakistan who follow Hadud law do not practice such public beheading. The death penalty if well-established can be carried out in jail in other better ways.
I must also mention that Saudi judicial system is still undeveloped in terms of procedure which is necessary for justice and protect accused.
Shah Abdul Hannan
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