Posted on 11/02/2009 6:27:34 PM PST by bogusname
Fellow Christians can write and encourage Rifqa through her website, follow the link provided for more information.
In a previous report on Rifqa Bary—the Ohio teen who had converted from Islam to Christianity, and fled to Florida as she felt her life was in danger from an honor killing by her father—the Florida judge had ordered Rifqa's parents to present immigration documents to the court before the girl could be sent back to Ohio.
However, according to a report on Bary's website, a "behind the scenes" deal was said to have been cut where the Florida court would drop the contempt of court issue regarding [the Bary's] immigration situation in exchange for an assurance that they would leave Rifqa alone and let her stay in foster care for the next 9 months until she is 18...
(Excerpt) Read more at breakingchristiannews.com ...
OK, so let me get this straight: Floriduh cut this girl loose on the basis of a promise made by Muslims to Christians.
Right?
Woman hit with car by Iraqi father in Ariz. dies (Muslim Honor Killing)
PHOENIX (AP) - A young Iraqi woman whose father allegedly hit her with his car because she had become too Westernized died from her injuries Monday after laying in a coma for nearly two weeks.
I followed the links but I don’t see how to contact Rifqa.
On Rifqa’s page there is a “contact” at the right corner top.
Yes and it’s not just that. Who says she’ll be any safer after she’s 18 and able to go where she pleases. She really needs our prayers.
The State powers in Ohio are not letting her go to school, so they must realize that she is in danger. That’s my assumption, or is it that they’re just worried she’ll run away again? Are they aiding and abetting Sharia law in Ohio, or are they truly trying to protect Rifqa? I didn’t know that the order extends to her 18th birthday. I will indeed pray for her safety.
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