Verified by US based pediatrician and fellow at the American Academy of Pediatrics, Dr. Hatem Al Haj Elhagaly, listed as a member of the Assembly of Muslim Jurists of America (AMJA). This ‘Islamic scholar’ issued a 2006 ‘fatwa’ (an authoritative Islamic law ruling), saying that Islam sanctioned genital mutilation b/c sexual enjoyment is ‘better for the husband' when performed on a mutilated female.
Dr Elgahaly acknowledged that the majority of the scholars regard it allowable and some consider it wajib (obligatory).
FGM was being conducted at Henry Ford Hospital, Detroit for 12 years. Horrendous accounts surfaced of little girls genital body parts being savagely sliced off leaving only a small passage for urination.
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THIS JUST IN--- James and Lachlan Murdoch—---Fox CEO and chairman, respectively--- came out against Pres Trump's E/O: <><> halting citizens of seven predominately Muslim nations from coming to the US for 90 days, and, <><> halting Syrian refugee programs for 120 days.
REALITY CHECK---Pres Trump responded to ex-Pres Obamba’s infamous surveillance uncovering foreign plots to get on the gravy train, then infiltrate and overthrow the US govt, to cause havoc, and kill Christians.
<><>Pres Trump responded to Obamba's launching a major “refugee project” to foist foreign rabid Christian-hating terrorists, criminals, torturers, beheaders on unsuspecting US citizens.
<><> Pres Trump responded to the dangers of a steady stream of Somali, Syrian, Afghan, Iraqi and Burmese Muslims, refugees who committed crimes in their homelands: Afghanistan, Algeria, Burundi, Cape Verde, China, Cuba, Eritrea, Gambia, Ghana, Guinea, India, Iran, Iraq, Ivory Coast, Liberia, Libya, Mali, Mauritania, Morocco, Sierra Leone, Somalia, South Sudan, and Zimbabwe.
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Then again, maybe the Murdoch boys are in favor of Female genital mutilation?
Operating out of a Livonia, MI clinic, Jumana Fakhruddin Nagarwala abused unknown numbers of little girls. The end came when law enforcement traced calls to her from a Minnesota number. Then they followed the trail to a hotel in Farmington Hills; a Michigan city at the center of an Islamic Center controversy.
Operating out of a Livonia clinic, Jumana Fakhruddin Nagarwala abused unknown numbers of little girls. The end came when law enforcement traced calls to her from a Minnesota number. Then they followed the trail to a hotel in Farmington Hills; a Michigan city at the center of an Islamic Center controversy.
It was Friday evening; the holy day of the Islamic week when Muslims are told to “leave off business” and “hasten to the remembrance of Allah.” That is what the two women leading two little girls to be mutilated thought that they were doing. Muslims believe that on Friday, angels stand outside the doors of mosques to record who shows up for prayer. But it was the hotel surveillance cameras that watched and recorded as the two little girls arrived, unaware of the horror that was about to happen to them.
The 7-year-old girl had been told that she was going to Detroit for a “special” girls’ trip. Instead her special trip turned into a nightmare. After the Muslim doctor allegedly mutilated her, she warned the child not to talk about what was done to her.
There have been two more arrests since.
Dr. Fakhruddin Attar is accused of letting Dr. Jumana Nagarwala perform mutilations at his Burhani Medical Clinic on Farmington Road. His wife, office manager Farida Attar, also was arrested and is accused of helping Nagarwala perform the mutilations, according to a 14-page complaint unsealed Friday in federal court
The complaint solves a mystery stemming from the case by pinpointing where Nagarwala allegedly mutilated two 7-year-old girls from Minnesota earlier this year. The complaint also describes a conspiracy involving at least Nagarwala, Attar and his wife — all three are members of the Dawoodi Bohra religious community based locally out of a Farmington Hills mosque.
. We're just now getting hints of how persistent and enduring this abuse of little girls was.
Prosecutors say they believe there are many other victims. According to the seven-count indictment, the three defendants are part of a bigger conspiracy that ran from 2005 until this year, when a tip and a trail of electronic evidence led to their arrests.
We're talking about a 12-year conspiracy and a potentially huge number of victims. (Excerpt) Read more at frontpagemag.com ...