Malaysia on Sunday deported a young Saudi journalist who is wanted in his home country over a Twitter post about the Prophet of Islam Mohammed (PBUH) that sparked calls for his execution…
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Execution For Tweets Offensive to Islam
Via Middle East Online:
Malaysia on Sunday deported a young Saudi journalist who is wanted in his home country over a Twitter post about the Prophet of Islam Mohammed (PBUH) that sparked calls for his execution, an official said.
Hamza Kashgari, who was detained in Malaysia during the week after fleeing Saudi Arabia, left the country in the custody of Saudi officials, according to a Malaysian government official who spoke on condition of anonymity.
Kashgari fled to Muslim-majority Malaysia after making comments on the micro-blogging site deemed insulting to Prophet Mohammed (PBUH), which fuelled a surge of outrage.
The tweets:
I love many things about you and hate others, and there are many things about you I don’t understand.
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I won’t bow in front of you, I won’t kiss your hand. Instead, I will shake it as an equal…
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