Mujahid of Badghis kills a prostitute

[Nick]

Taliban executes a Prostitute charges of adultery


2010-08-09
Badghis Province

The Taliban executed a 40 years old widow women named Sanawbar Bibi who was pregnant due to unlawful acts of Sex outside marriage. Adultery is a crime in most of Islamic countries.

This Northern region of Afghanistan has always been a strong hold of Taliban resistance is mainly run under Sunni Sharia Law. A Taliban court in Qadis, a district in Badghis province, found Bibi Sanawbar, a 40-year-old widow, 'guilty because she got pregnant by having illicit affairs, how did she got pregnant, we all know she wasn't married'. She was kept in Jail for 3 days, then announced to be lashed 200 times in public and then ordered received by Mohammad Yousif Khan a leader commander of the distract to be shot down.


However according to Jabar Saleh, a Persian speaking , is deputy provincial police chief, told our agency, that they have little control in rest of Badghis, even in the capital Qala-e-Now, Taliban elements are very strong. Although majority of Badghis population are Dari speaking, represented by over 50%. Next to Konduz, Badghis has the second most Pashtu speakers fallowed by Balkh where 35% are Pashtun. Pashtu speakers make up some 40% of the Badghis population. Therefore heavily Pashtun populated its easy for Taliban to remote in the province.

[Master Khan]

Prostitute should never be a anwser!!, they should think about allah aswell.

[ayub]

poor woman was probably forced into this by drug/prostitution gangs. They saw a vulnerable older woman stooped in poverty and it made her their perfect target.

Rape is also common though not spoken of because of the shame involved. She could have been raped and to cover up
this disgusting act was framed as a prostitution.

Poor unborn innocent baby, may they both rip. What harm did the baby do?

May Allah SWT grant junnat ul firdous..and give sabr to her friends and family.

[شمله ور خراساني]

this is again FURUFAGANDA!

http://www.pashtunforums.com/political-talk-11/%93taliban-execute-woman-public%94-real-rhetorical-propaganda-5051/

[IamDZJ]

reminds me of a woman back home. she too was a widow and impregnated by her brother in law's son. she gave away the child but one can imagine the suffering she will go through for the rest of her life. did any one even bother with trying to find out whose child it was?

[Nick]

Protesters gathered outside a Spanish base in Badghis province 3 Spaniards killed

Today An Afghan police recruit has shot dead two Spanish police officers and their interpreter in Badghis province, north-western Afghanistan, officials say.
The assailant opened fire during a training session in a premeditated attack, according to Spanish Interior Minister Alfredo Perez Rubalcaba
Security forces returned fire and killed the police recruit.
After the shooting, a crowd of angry locals violently protested outside a Spanish base in Qalay-i-Naw.
The BBC's Quentin Sommerville in the capital, Kabul, says hundreds of men attacked the base shouting and throwing stones.
Some attempted to scale the walls and shots were also fired, our correspondent says.
The protest has now ended, and a local hospital spokesman said 24 people had been injured - some with bullet wounds.
'Damages morale'

The two Spanish officers were from the paramilitary Civil Guard.
"In a class, one of the students apparently opened fire on the two Civil Guard policemen and the interpreter, who was also Spanish, and killed all three," Mr Rubalcaba told the Cadena Ser radio station.
"The security forces in turn repulsed the attack, fired on the assailant and killed him."
He said the Spanish authorities were looking into who ordered the attack.
The Taliban says the cadet was working for them, but the militant claims could not be verified.
"I can't say whether the Taliban was behind it or not, [but] what is clear is that it was a premeditated attack... it was a terrorist attack," Mr Rubalcaba said.
The Nato-led Isaf mission to Afghanistan said earlier that the motive for the killing was not clear.
A spokesman for the governor of Badghis, Sharaf Uddin, told the BBC's Pashto service that the killings happened after an Afghan policeman had quarrelled with the two Spanish officers.
Such rogue attacks are rare, but our correspondent says they do damage morale.
Previous shootings of international personnel by Afghan recruits include an incident in which a Afghan soldier killed three British troops in Helmand province last month. Spain currently has 1,555 personnel deployed in Afghanistan.