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Hina Saleem was murdered by her father last year in northern Italy in an Islamic ‘honor killing’ . Hina who dressed in western clothes, worked in a pizzeria in the northern town of Sarezzo and lived with her Italian boyfriend was found with her throat slit, buried in the garden of her family home, her head facing Mecca in August 2006.
Her father Mohammed confessed to her slaying. Prosecutors allege he murdered Hina with the aid of other male relatives after they decided Hina had ‘dishonored’ their family.
Now is where I’d like to unpack this a little bit for you and sound off on this-
Let me get this straight… dishonoring the family to this dude (the father) meant that his daughter was having a relationship with a dude that was not muslim (he was Italian and Catholic), and not upholding traditional muslim “values”-
-so to make that right….he slit her throat like she was a head of cattle?
Where is the honor in THAT? and to hear that other male relatives participated in this crime (maybe holding her down or gagging her etc) confuses me even more. Was it the “gang” mentality that took hold? Did Sayed get a call from Uncle Mohammed that day? I can hear it now…
Sayed: Hello?
Uncle: Hello nephew, this is Uncle Mohammed. What are you doing today?
Sayed: I’m working and then after work I thought I’d stop for some tea with the boys
Uncle: Want to come over and help me kill my daughter? She’s got this boyfriend I don’t like and I need some help to bring back honor to the family.
Sayed: Hey man, count me in! I’m all about honor!
Uncle: Excellent my nephew, I will swing by and pick you up at 5:00-don’t forget the duct tape and a samurai sword ok?
Sayed: Yeah, maybe I’ll call my brother and see if he wants to come too
Uncle: Very good, the more the merrier. We will be tired after we kill her, he can dig the shallow grave.
Islam is coined “The Religion of Peace”—did you know that?
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Personaly I know that if my sister was to ever dishonor us good drinkin Irish Catholics by becoming a vegan and hooking up with a chick I would boil her head like some corned beef and cabbage and then go to mass. After all what is there that a good confession can’t fix.
If I did that I’d be in prison before I could sneeze, what happened to this guy if he was in an Islamic country?
Comment by Nickelpickel Tuesday 23 October 2007 @ 7:42 pmIf this happened in Jordan, where the average sentence for these crimes is just six months and includes time spent out on bail awaiting trial, he’d probably walk free and return to his village a hero. That is not my cynical opinion. . .just objective reality.
The term “honor” killing is an oxymoron to a lot of us, but it really refers to killings conducted in perceived defense of the family’s honor. In some cultures, it is considered that the family’s honor resides in its girls and its women. So if there is even so much as the perception of a breach or a rumor of one, the girl or the woman involved is at risk for one of these killings.
In fact, “honor” killings are believed to have their origins in misinterpretations of pre-Islamic Arab tribal codes. They pre-date Islam by centuries and are un-Islamic. However, what sometimes confuses things is that it is the case that the overwhelming majority of the world’s 5,000 or so “honor” killings per annum occur in Arab/Muslim countries and in Arab/Muslim immigrant communities elsewhere. So there is a correlation, but it is due more to certain aspects of culture than to religion.
Ellen R. Sheeley, Author
Comment by ERS Wednesday 24 October 2007 @ 8:02 am“Reclaiming Honor in Jordan”
I appreciate the clarification by ERS.
When religious people get weird – it isn’t the religion any more. It is just really sick people that make religion an excuse.
Comment by lunalupa Sunday 28 October 2007 @ 8:57 pm