Iran punishes adulterer by making her ‘wash dead bodies’
AMMONNEWS - A court in Tehran court has sentenced a 35-year-old married woman to 74 to lashes and two years of washing dead bodies in a morgue.
The 35-year-old woman initially denied the cheating charges but admitted her guilt after the prosecutors provided proof of her adultery, according to the Iranian Students’ News Agency (ISNA).
The penal code in Iran views adultery among the highest of crimes, which may even carry capital punishment in case of multiple offenses.
Under Iran’s interpretation of Islamic Sharia law in force since its 1979 revolution, adultery is punished by the stoning of convicted adulterers.
In 2013, Iran amended its internationally condemned law on stoning convicted adulterers to death and now allow judges to impose different punishments as they see fit.
In Islam, it is a requirement for Muslims to be bathed and washed before burial.
*Al Arabiya
AMMONNEWS - A court in Tehran court has sentenced a 35-year-old married woman to 74 to lashes and two years of washing dead bodies in a morgue.
The 35-year-old woman initially denied the cheating charges but admitted her guilt after the prosecutors provided proof of her adultery, according to the Iranian Students’ News Agency (ISNA).
The penal code in Iran views adultery among the highest of crimes, which may even carry capital punishment in case of multiple offenses.
Under Iran’s interpretation of Islamic Sharia law in force since its 1979 revolution, adultery is punished by the stoning of convicted adulterers.
In 2013, Iran amended its internationally condemned law on stoning convicted adulterers to death and now allow judges to impose different punishments as they see fit.
In Islam, it is a requirement for Muslims to be bathed and washed before burial.
*Al Arabiya
AMMONNEWS - A court in Tehran court has sentenced a 35-year-old married woman to 74 to lashes and two years of washing dead bodies in a morgue.
The 35-year-old woman initially denied the cheating charges but admitted her guilt after the prosecutors provided proof of her adultery, according to the Iranian Students’ News Agency (ISNA).
The penal code in Iran views adultery among the highest of crimes, which may even carry capital punishment in case of multiple offenses.
Under Iran’s interpretation of Islamic Sharia law in force since its 1979 revolution, adultery is punished by the stoning of convicted adulterers.
In 2013, Iran amended its internationally condemned law on stoning convicted adulterers to death and now allow judges to impose different punishments as they see fit.
In Islam, it is a requirement for Muslims to be bathed and washed before burial.
*Al Arabiya
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Iran punishes adulterer by making her ‘wash dead bodies’
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