Muslims, kissing a black stone is idolatry and pre-Islamic paganism that your false prophet appropriated for his newfound religion.
Islam is NOT of God.
Repent and turn to the Lord Jesus Christ for salvation.
Muslims, kissing a black stone is idolatry and pre-Islamic paganism that your false prophet appropriated for his newfound religion.
Islam is NOT of God.
Repent and turn to the Lord Jesus Christ for salvation.
@zaiddd445@Spear_80@DailyMail If that were true, wouldn't that be an opportunity for a prophet to correct? But no, Muhammad made marrying a child part of the Sunnah for billions of people to follow. As we all know, Allah doesn't like women. Masallah brother ๐คฒ๐คฒ
๐จ YEMEN | Dozens killed and wounded in a Saudi attack targeting civilian homes and rescue workers in Al-Shariyah village, the victims are mostly children in Bani Hashish District, east of the capital, Sanaโa ๐๐คฒ๐ผ..
@Ali10Amer Islam 101: Using lies to fight the truth. Lol.
We all know that, without lies, beheadings, violence, terror, Sharia, etc Islam will disappear.
You are doing well and Mohammad will be proud
@XIIIXMCMXCIX@Teaboywb@arojinle1 That means blood is blood for god of the Kaaba, Allah. Best deceiver in deed to think he is the creator
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Egyptian prosecutors are seeking the maximum penalty against Said Mansour Rezk Abdelrazek, a former Muslim who converted to Christianity, with his lawyers warning that he could face execution or 25 years in prison.
Abdelrazek was arrested in July 2025 and has remained in custody ever since. He faces accusations of contempt for Islam, inciting public disorder, spreading false information and joining a banned terrorist organization, the last of which carries the possibility of the death penalty.
He was previously arrested in 2023 over allegations that he published videos depicting the desecration of the Quran and served approximately one year in prison.
After his release, he fled to Russia seeking asylum but was deported after his application was rejected. He was detained again in 2024 before being released, then rearrested in April 2025 after publishing social media content about his conversion to Christianity and his efforts to have his religious status legally changed.
His lawyer, Said Fayez, reveals that Egyptian authorities have fabricated accusations involving a nonexistent organization and are prosecuting Abdelrazek because he refuses to "renounce Jesus."
His legal team has also accused prison authorities of torturing him, holding him in a crucifixion position and denying him necessary medical treatment despite his history of heart problems and having a coronary stent.
Egyptian prosecutors are seeking the maximum penalty against Said Mansour Rezk Abdelrazek, a former Muslim who converted to Christianity, with his lawyers warning that he could face execution or 25 years in prison.
Abdelrazek was arrested in July 2025 and has remained in custody ever since. He faces accusations of contempt for Islam, inciting public disorder, spreading false information and joining a banned terrorist organization, the last of which carries the possibility of the death penalty.
He was previously arrested in 2023 over allegations that he published videos depicting the desecration of the Quran and served approximately one year in prison.
After his release, he fled to Russia seeking asylum but was deported after his application was rejected. He was detained again in 2024 before being released, then rearrested in April 2025 after publishing social media content about his conversion to Christianity and his efforts to have his religious status legally changed.
His lawyer, Said Fayez, reveals that Egyptian authorities have fabricated accusations involving a nonexistent organization and are prosecuting Abdelrazek because he refuses to "renounce Jesus."
His legal team has also accused prison authorities of torturing him, holding him in a crucifixion position and denying him necessary medical treatment despite his history of heart problems and having a coronary stent.
Egyptian prosecutors are seeking the maximum penalty against Said Mansour Rezk Abdelrazek, a former Muslim who converted to Christianity, with his lawyers warning that he could face execution or 25 years in prison.
Abdelrazek was arrested in July 2025 and has remained in custody ever since. He faces accusations of contempt for Islam, inciting public disorder, spreading false information and joining a banned terrorist organization, the last of which carries the possibility of the death penalty.
He was previously arrested in 2023 over allegations that he published videos depicting the desecration of the Quran and served approximately one year in prison.
After his release, he fled to Russia seeking asylum but was deported after his application was rejected. He was detained again in 2024 before being released, then rearrested in April 2025 after publishing social media content about his conversion to Christianity and his efforts to have his religious status legally changed.
His lawyer, Said Fayez, reveals that Egyptian authorities have fabricated accusations involving a nonexistent organization and are prosecuting Abdelrazek because he refuses to "renounce Jesus."
His legal team has also accused prison authorities of torturing him, holding him in a crucifixion position and denying him necessary medical treatment despite his history of heart problems and having a coronary stent.
URGENT: Egyptian prosecutors are seeking the death penalty or a 25-year prison sentence for Said Mansour Rezk Abdelrazek, a former Muslim who converted to Christianity.
His only โcrimeโ is believing in Jesus Christ.
Another reminder of Egyptโs brutal authoritarianism and the persecution of Christians.
All human rights and Christian organizations must demand that the Egyptian authorities release him immediately.
URGENT: Egyptian prosecutors are seeking the death penalty or a 25-year prison sentence for Said Mansour Rezk Abdelrazek, a former Muslim who converted to Christianity.
His only โcrimeโ is believing in Jesus Christ.
Another reminder of Egyptโs brutal authoritarianism and the persecution of Christians.
All human rights and Christian organizations must demand that the Egyptian authorities release him immediately.
URGENT: Egyptian prosecutors are seeking the death penalty or a 25-year prison sentence for Said Mansour Rezk Abdelrazek, a former Muslim who converted to Christianity.
His only โcrimeโ is believing in Jesus Christ.
Another reminder of Egyptโs brutal authoritarianism and the persecution of Christians.
All human rights and Christian organizations must demand that the Egyptian authorities release him immediately.