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All Muslims should speak out against the Saudi beheading of the Bangladeshi couple.
Whether it’s the House of Saud, the Islamic Republic in Iran, or the Taliban in Afghanistan, these barbaric, backward ass men have been using your religion as a tool of subjugation and repression, and as an excuse to murder civilians for any reason they see fit.
I bet if the Bangladeshi man had slapped the woman instead of allegedly committing an “indecent act” in that mosque, they’d still be alive.
Speaking out against this barbarism isn’t Islamophobic.
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In Saudi Arabia kissing your wife is not allowed, Only Kissing the ass of trump is allowed.
Ex-Muslims of Pakistan 🇵🇰 retweeted
I used to think Saudi Arabia is different from other muslim countries.
I was wrong, they are worst.
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Both wife & husband were killed just for hugging inside holy Islamic mosque, and the woman was pregnant too and on the other hand Saudi Arabia even didn’t even informed the Bangladeshi government before executing the couple.
Both were happy to come with a dream to visit their holy place and then returned in coffins by the Saudi government.
This is Saudi Islamic law (sharia) for you where two couples can’t even hug each other.
Trending Story: Saudi Arabia has exe/cuted two Bangladeshi nationals, Nazrul Islam Abdul Basir and Siri Akhtar, following conviction of immoral sexual act inside a mosque in Mecca.
The “immoral act” was apparently a kiss on the forehead. They were newlyweds who decided to spend their honeymoon in Mecca.
According to reports in Bangladesh, Saudi authorities refused to consider they were a couple, and the forehead kiss was an expression of appreciation to Allah for a beautiful bride.
Their bodies have arrived in Bangladesh in two coffins for traditional burial rites.
Follow @TrendingEx for dailies..
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The family of Nazrul Islam, one of the two Bangladeshis executed in Saudi Arabia on October 14, yesterday alleged that Saudi authorities had executed him without notifying them beforehand or giving him an opportunity to defend himself.
Read more here: thedailystar.net/news/crime-…
#bangladeshi #saudiarabia #execution
Ex-Muslims of Pakistan 🇵🇰 retweeted
ملتان میں گاڑی سے بچے جو قتل کرنے والے ملزم کو عدالت میں پیش کردیا گیا وکلاء نے خوب تشدد کا نشانہ بنایا
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You are driving a German car to an Italian coffeeshop to drink Brazilian coffee and then going home buying Chinese takeaway to sit on a Swedish sofa in front of a Korean TV to watch U.S. shows and all the while being complain your neighbor is an immigrant. Pull yourself together.
Ex-Muslims of Pakistan 🇵🇰 retweeted
我艹他妈！一群精神小伙暴打一个女生，还他妈录视频，看着真揪心。这要是我女儿，我一定把这几个小畜生户口销了！
不过录了视频也好，这就是他们的犯罪证据！希望女生家属硬起来，不要和解，给再多钱都不要和解，一定要把这几个人渣送进去学习学习！#霸凌
Ex-Muslims of Pakistan 🇵🇰 retweeted
They used to come with ropes, logs, and iron chains.
Now they come with loan agreements, conditional aid, NGO agendas, media narratives, and military “partnerships.”
Same extraction. Cleaner paperwork.
They didn't stop colonizing. They just changed the uniform.
Colonialism didn’t end — it rebranded.
Which of these modern chains do you think is doing the most damage today?
ALT Historical black and white photo of an African man carrying a heavy wooden log tied around his neck and shoulders with rope, illustrating colonial forced labor.
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Even the Telegraph agrees, time to cut back on the ridiculous military spending for wars that will never happen.
And fund Healthcare, Housing and Education so we don't have a war at home.
Ex-Muslims of Pakistan 🇵🇰 retweeted
Sudan'da BAE destekli RSF milisleri müslüman bir kadını infaz etti.
Bizi takip etmeyi unutmayın lütfen
Ex-Muslims of Pakistan 🇵🇰 retweeted
This is what the US did to innocent Vietnamese children — with Agent Orange.
Ex-Muslims of Pakistan 🇵🇰 retweeted
Jesus was mentioned 1,000 times in the bible.
Donald Trump is mentioned 38,000 times in the Epstein Files.
He’s more than just a “background character.”
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Somali actor Barkhad Abdi made $65,000 for his first film role in Captain Phillips, then went back to selling mobile phones at his brother’s shop in Minneapolis.
Born in Mogadishu, Somalia, he moved to the United States with his family when he was 14.
Before Hollywood, he worked as a limousine driver and sold phones.
His life changed when he was cast as Muse, the Somali pirate leader in the 2013 film Captain Phillips, based on the real 2009 hijacking of the cargo ship Maersk Alabama.
With no prior acting experience, Abdi’s performance earned him an Academy Award nomination for Best Supporting Actor in 2014, and he also won the BAFTA for Best Supporting Actor that year.
