Inilah keadilan Islami. Ada cewek yg diserang bajingan Islam dgn asam keras sampe buta matanya. Krn si cewek ini baik hati, dia ngampuni penyerangnya dr hukuman dibutakan sbg balasan atas membutakan mata si cewek. Tp si cewek ga nolak uang ganti rugi.
Pengadilan Islami mutusin krn si cewek udah memaafkan penyerangnya, maka si cewek ga dpt duit kompensasi sama sekali. Hehehe.... jadi nurut Islam, jadi orang baik itu adalah salah dan tolol. Hrsnya sih kayak nabi yg ga malu2 unt bikin orang jadi buta, motong tangan dan kaki dan ngebiarin sampe mati kehausan/kehabisan darah, kayak waktu nyembelih sapi atau kambing. Iran: Woman who pardoned attacker from being blinded by government in retribution loses out on monetary compensation Destroying someone's eyes with acid under Sharia's provisions for retribution? They were all about that. Prison officials were preparing to drop acid in his eyes when word of the pardon reached them. Compensating the lady who pardoned him according to an agreement reached at the time? Not so much. And it gets worse: where compensation is concerned, "under Iran's Islamic penal code, women are entitled to only half that of men." "Blinded by acid, now denied compensation for showing her attacker mercy," by Noushin Hoseiny for The Independent, November 26 (thanks to The Religion of Peace): >A woman blinded and horrifically disfigured in an acid attack by a spurned admirer is suing Iran's judiciary after accusing senior officials of cheating her out of compensation when she agreed to spare her attacker from a similar fate. >Ameneh Bahrami, 34, suffered severe injuries to her eyes, face and hands when a former university classmate, Majid Movahedi, threw acid in her face after she rejected his advances. In November 2008, a criminal court in Tehran ordered Movahedi to be blinded in both eyes under Iran's application of the sharia code of qisas, which allows retribution for violent crimes. >But he was given an eleventh hour reprieve in July when Ms Bahrami exercised >her right to pardon him. Prison officials had been preparing to drop acid into >his eyes when the pardon was delivered. >Ms Bahrami says she is paying the price for her leniency after being told by >judiciary officials that she no longer had the right to compensation, which >Movahedi was ordered to pay when he was sentenced. >After being pardoned, Movahedi's sentence was reduced to 10 years in prison and five years exiled in a remote area. The sentence no longer requires him to pay compensation, something Ms Bahrami is now disputing. >"Even though I agreed to pardon Mr Movahedi, I didn't think I was surrendering my right to compensation," Ms Bahrami said. "My request for compensation was recognised as legal by the judiciary officials at the time. But then the deputy prosecutor said he had made a mistake and that my request for compensation had no legal grounds." >Ms Bahrami says she needs the money to pay for extensive plastic surgery to repair her injuries. She has already spent more than £150,000 – partly funded by the Iranian state – on treatment in Barcelona. But further treatment is needed. >After being told that pardoning Movahedi meant she was no longer entitled to compensation, Ms Bahrami says she was persuaded by Tehran's deputy prosecutor, Feridoun Amirabadi, to sign a document limiting her claim to injuries to her hands and face. >Now she has been told by a lawyer that the prosecutor's ruling unlawful. She has responded by opening legal proceedings against Mr Amirabadi for abuse of trust and depriving her of her legal rights. "I didn't know the regulations and didn't think the prosecutor would lie to me. I signed the paper based on the given false information," Ms Bahrami said. "If Majid Movahedi walks out of prison without paying the compensation money for my eyes, it means I have been subjected to injustice." >Ms Bahrami is also demanding meetings with Iranian parliamentarians to discuss women's compensation rights. Under Iran's Islamic penal code, women are entitled to only half that of men.... Posted by Marisol on November 26, 2011 9:28 AM | 4 Comments [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] ------------------------------------ Post message: [email protected] Subscribe : [email protected] Unsubscribe : [email protected] List owner : [email protected] Homepage : http://proletar.8m.com/Yahoo! Groups Links <*> To visit your group on the web, go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/proletar/ <*> Your email settings: Individual Email | Traditional <*> To change settings online go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/proletar/join (Yahoo! ID required) <*> To change settings via email: [email protected] [email protected] <*> To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: [email protected] <*> Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to: http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/
