Islam is a curse to mankind. Islam is evil!
So Muslims has the right to insult his own god, but he has no right to insult their god back?
Muhammad did the same. While he was alive, he ordered the death of people because they insulted him.
Muhammad asked who would kill him because he had “hurt Allah and His Apostle,” then approved the killing and allowed deception to get close to him. (Sahih al-Bukhari 4037; Sahih Muslim 1801)
Asma bint Marwan composed verses against him. Umayr ibn Adi killed her at night while she was nursing a child, and Muhammad approved it. (Ibn Ishaq, Sirat Rasul Allah)
Abu Afak. An elderly poet who mocked him was killed, according to the same early biography. (Ibn Ishaq)
Poets in Mecca who satirized him. After the conquest, Ka‘b ibn Zuhayr was warned that Muhammad had already killed men in Mecca who insulted him, and that the remaining poets had fled. (Ibn Hisham, Sirat Rasul Allah)
The pattern is the same then and now. Insult him, and the order was death. 💀
24-Year-Old Sri Lankan Migrant Worker Sentenced To D+ath in Saudi Arabia For Allegedly Insu¥ting Prophet Muhammad
A 24-year-old Sri Lankan migrant worker, Anojan Sivarasa, is facing the de@thpenalty in Saudi Arabia after an appellate court found him guilty of blasphemy against Islam and the Prophet Muhammad over a comment he made on Facebook.
Anojian was arrested in July after a religious dispute erupted online following an incident involving Hindu pilgrims in Sri Lanka. During the exchange, a user reportedly made derogatory remarks about a Hindu deity, prompting Anojan to respond in Tamil with an ins¥lting comment about Prophet Muhammad. He later deleted the comment and posted an apology video, but screenshots were reportedly sent to his employer and Saudi authorities.
According to his brother, Hamsidan Sivarasa, people in Saudi Arabia were initially unaware of the matter, as individuals in Sri Lanka reportedly sent emails about the post to the company where Anojan worked. The company subsequently notified Saudi authorities, who registered a case against him.
Anojian was initially sentenced to five years in prison and fined 3 million Saudi riyals. However, on September 17, Saudi prosecutors appealed, seeking to have him prosecuted under Sharia law instead of the country’s cybercrime legislation. The appellate court granted the request and increased his punishment to the de@th penalty.
His mother, Rasamanickam Yogalakshmi, has made an emotional plea for his life, saying, “I plead for mercy for the wrongs committed by my son. Please forgive him and send him back to us.”
The Sri Lankan government has launched diplomatic efforts to secure a pardon. President Anura Kumara Dissanayake also assured Anojan’s family that the government would spare no effort to obtain his release.
The family has reportedly had no communication with Anojan since September 28. A four-member Sri Lankan legal delegation is travelling to Saudi Arabia to meet his local defence lawyers and discuss what can be done to save him.