Mother Beat Son to Death for Failing to Learn the Koran by Heart

The Telegraph ^ | 06 Dec 2012

[nickcarraway]

A mother who beat her son to death for failing to learn the Koran by heart murdered him and burned his body to hide the evidence, a jury has found.

Sara Ege, 33, treated her son Yaseen like a "dog," brutally beating him with a stick for failing to memorise religious texts.

The seven-year-old died in July 2010 from internal injuries caused by three months of punishing beatings from his own mother. Ege accused her husband, Yousef, of being the real killer throughout her murder trial at Cardiff Crown Court. But he was cleared on Wednesday of failing to act to prevent the death of his son at home in Pontcanna, Cardiff, south Wales.

Ege was found guilty of murder and of perverting the course of justice. She will be sentenced in the new year. Details of the punishing beatings Yaseen regularly suffered at the hands of his mother were so traumatic she could not listen herself. She was given leave by the judge to absent herself from the court room when the jury was told of the events leading to his death.

[Fire_on_High]

I suspect the last line might be part of a script applied to all pages...

[AlexW]

I guess if you are born there you know noting else....So sad.

[dennisw]

I would like to see a survey of which Muslim nations and cultures have the most inbreeding. Mostly done via first cousin marriage as far as I know. Turks...probably not so much. Pakistanis very heavy. Muslims in India too probably. Palestinians.... Israeli reports their hospitals get lots of Palestinian children with birth defects from inbreeding. Stanley Kurtz of National Review wrote the first material I saw on this Muzz inbreeding

http://hbdchick.wordpress.com/2011/02/15/cousin-marriage-conundrum-addendum/

[PLD]

I am not Catholic and do not beleive that..

In actually a baptized infant is not a Christian unless when they become mature exercise saving faith in Jesus Christ. Their baptism is not the baptism taught in God’s word and it signifies a false concept that baptism conveys salvation and that sprinkling an infant initiates it into salvation.

The New Testament is clear that God’s word says to “Repent and be baptized.” (Acts 2:38) Infants cannot repent because they have no ability to understand sin.

Infant baptism forces on a child something they cannot understand, comprehend, or accept, and that is repentance for sin and belief and trust in Jesus Christ. Most of all....infant baptism is not found in God’s word. The verses such as Acts 16:30-32 specifically state that those who were baptized believed. They exercised saving faith in Jesus Christ and afterwards were baptized. The passages does not state any infants were present, nor were baptized.

http://www.bible-truth.org/baptism.htm

[PLD]

There is no love or joy in Islam they are wild animals and shojuld be treated as such..

[PLD]

There is no love or joy in Islam they are wild animals and should be treated as such..I agree with you..

[PLD]

I do not understand what you are trying to say..

[WilliamofCarmichael]

Global prevalence of consanguinity

The text is here

[Verginius Rufus]

Infant and child mortality was terrible in that period. Charles I would never have become king if his older brother Henry had not died before their father. (The capes on either side of the entrance to Chesapeake Bay are named for the two brothers--Cape Henry on the southern side in what is now Virginia Beach, and Cape Charles at the southern tip of the Delmarva peninsula.)

James II had a number of children by his first wife who died young besides the two daughters who survived. Anne had at least 17 children including stillborn babies and children who died shortly after birth--one son lived to the age of 11, the rest died at 2 or younger.

Catherine of Braganza was a descendant of one of the illegitimate children of Pope Alexander VI (the Borgia pope). So if she had produced a son, England would have had a king descended from a pope (and also descended from St. Francis Borgia, an early Jesuit, who entered the Jesuit order after becoming a widower). And there might not have been a "Glorious Revolution."

[Popman]

Well in fairness...lots of christian kids get sent to room for failinge to memorize bible verses.... sort of a moral equal..

/ S

[Misterioso]

“Peace be upon him.”

[RipSawyer]

Growing up in a Southern Baptist home we were told that the “age of accountability” was twelve. Don’t ask me where that comes from, I don’t really know, but it seemed to be accepted without question.