I had no intention of discussing this filthy and shameful matter, but I am compelled to post in protest against the spread of false and fabricated stories.
Two individuals from Bangladesh, Nazrul Islam and Sathi Akhtar. Both worked for the Bin Laden Company and were cleaners at the Masjid al-Haram in Mecca Mukarramah. The girl resided in Villa Batha Quraish, while the boy lived in Villa Hayy al-Iskan.
During their duty, a romantic relationship developed between the two, and they committed adultery in a deserted room located on the stairs between gates 85 and 87 of the Masjid al-Haram.
Nazrul Islam had instructed one of his Indian friends to stand guard below. That friend recorded a video of the incident. Later, when he himself expressed a desire to commit adultery with the girl but was unable to do so, or when neither consented, he made the video public.
After that, the incident came into the public eye. Saudi authorities succeeded in arresting all three individuals. The Indian youth was sentenced to 20 years in prison and remains in jail. The other two were also kept in prison.
Nazrul Islam had arrived in Saudi Arabia from Bangladesh between November 10 and 13, 2022. He committed this wrongful act in May 2023, after which Saudi authorities arrested him. He remained in prison from May 2023 to October 2026. The judicial proceedings of this case lasted approximately three and a half to four years.
During this time, it is the responsibility of the Saudi government to inform the sponsor and the company. It is not their responsibility to notify people from other countries about it.
Many people are claiming that the two had gone for Umrah and had merely kissed there. All these stories are completely false and fabricated.
It is true that both were unmarried. But the question here is: even though they were unmarried, why were they sentenced to death? Do you know why? Because this is the Masjid al-Haram. The matter here is not limited to just the punishment for adultery; rather, the individual also violated the sanctity and honor of the Masjid al-Haram.
For this very reason, to set an exemplary punishment, the senior judges of the Supreme Court deemed the death penalty appropriate as a deterrent measure and pronounced the same sentence. This punishment is in accordance with the Quran and Sunnah.
The most astonishing thing is that even today, we continue to shamelessly spread lies about this matter. Atheist individuals from both the right and left wings in Bangladesh are saying all this, and even some of those who advocate for the implementation of Islamic law in Bangladesh are opposing this decision.
May Almighty Allah guide us, Ameen.
Hello @CarlCareGlobal, I visited your Ikeja service centre today, and I have concerns about both the customer service and payment process.
I experienced unnecessary delays and, while speaking with an attendant at the desk, she gestured for me to wait while continuing a phone
Although I received an invoice, I believe these issues deserve management’s attention. Customers should receive timely, professional service and clear, transparent payment instructions.
Please investigate and clarify your payment procedure at the Ikeja branch.
Hello @CarlCareGlobal, I visited your Ikeja service centre today, and I have concerns about both the customer service and payment process.
I experienced unnecessary delays and, while speaking with an attendant at the desk, she gestured for me to wait while continuing a phone
conversation through her earpiece. (And it wasn’t even work related)
I was also given personal bank account details for payment. When I questioned this, I was told I could transfer to the company account instead and was directed to the cashier.
Sometimes when Allah takes something away from us, it’s because He wants to give us something better. Take a look at these verses from the Qur’an, 18:80-82 surah Al-Kahf, they might feel familiar.
Repeat the Shahādah always. It angers Shaytan and disperses his army.
I testify that there is no God but Allah and Muhammad ﷺ is His final messenger.
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I think some people misunderstood the “Alhamdulillah” in this situation, so let me explain it from a Muslim perspective. A man had stage 4 cancer, and people were advising his family to take him to traditionalists and different religious/spiritual gatherings in search of a cure.
This tweet was made was barely two hours after the news of his death.
Why would this be the thought on your mind at that particular moment and why would it be the thing to post on a public forum?
Zero emotional intelligence on this one.
theology, and that’s okay. But please don’t translate a Muslim saying, “Alhamdulillah he wasn’t taken there” into “I’m happy he died.” Those are not the same statement. The Muslim isn’t saying, “Death is good.” They’re saying, “Even when we were desperate for a cure,