Posted on 04/04/2012 11:09:42 AM PDT by DogByte6RER
Madrassa children severely tortured for plucking flowers
KABIRWALA: Three children, all under the age of five, were severely tortured by their teacher after they were caught plucking flowers from their madrassas garden.
Four-year-old Aasia, five-year-old Aqsa and four-year-old Junaid were beaten with sticks and were forced to lie under the sun with three bricks placed over their chests and legs after their teacher, Qari Asghar, got to know that they had plucked flowers from the garden.
The children told The Express Tribune that they were beaten up after the bricks were placed on them.
We were plucking flowers for our female teacher who teaches us in the morning. Qari Asghar had put his leg on my neck and then grabbed my hair and beat me up, said Aasia.
The parents found their children nearly fainting after they were called to the madrassa by some member of the staff. They said that the children were bleeding due to the bricks.
Asghar ran away from the madrassa after the incident. However, SHO Gul Muhammad of Bara Meel Police Station said that he was arrested and will be prosecuted according to the law.
The parents took their children to the Kabirwala THQ Hospital, where Dr Saima, in the examination report, confirmed that the children were severely tortured.
The police, on the application of the parents, registered an FIR in 57/2012 under the sections 337 L2 and 357 L2 at the Bara Meel Police Station.
Irked by the incident, Aasias father Mukhtar Ahmed said that such a brutal person does not deserve to teach the Holy Quran.
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Behold Islam ... "The Religion of Peace"
Their father was “irked”?
That turd would get to teach from a wheelchair if those were my kids.
He’d be “teaching” posthumously if those were mine.
Dear Lord...not enough “not all Muslims are like that” arguments will change my mind that Islam is a creation and tool of Satan.
Islam: an insane murder cult since Mad Mo crawled from the bat cave and barked at the moon.
But we are just as insane for providing it constitutional protection — we are giving this madness legitimacy here at home.
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