Death by Stoning!
Imagine your community had a gathering at the local park this weekend. All
your friends and neighbors are here for the big event. The woman down the
street has been accused of adultery by her husband and three of his friends,
so she has been sentenced to death by stoning.
Even though stoning is not legal, it will likely continue to happen
unofficially.
Yeah isn't it horrible?
What is stoning?
it is a method of punishment where a group of people throws a stone
at a person until the person dies.It has been taken as a form of punishment for grave misdeeds since ancient times.
Its adoption in some legal systems has caused controversy in recent decades.
In recent times, stoning has been a legal or customary punishment in the United Arab Emirates, Iraq, Qatar, Mauritania, Saudi Arabia, Somalia, Sudan, Yemen, Northern Nigeria, Afghanistan, Brunei , and tribal parts of Pakistan, including northwest Kurram Valley and the northwest Khwezai-Baezai region
Its adoption in some legal systems has caused controversy in recent decades.
In recent times, stoning has been a legal or customary punishment in the United Arab Emirates, Iraq, Qatar, Mauritania, Saudi Arabia, Somalia, Sudan, Yemen, Northern Nigeria, Afghanistan, Brunei , and tribal parts of Pakistan, including northwest Kurram Valley and the northwest Khwezai-Baezai region
What happened..?
In the middle of the field, the woman is buried in the ground up to her
chest and everyone is circled around her. There are piles of stones ready to
be thrown. These stones are large enough that they will cause life-ending
damage, but not too big to kill her on impact. The stoning is meant to be a
slow, painful, and deliberate death.
The husband has the “honor” to throw the first stone. Then her children are
coaxed into taking part. They are told to do it for God. The woman is
allowed to try and escape, but she is buried too deeply. For the next 10 to
20 minutes the rest of the community joins in.
I wish this description was a nightmarish fiction, but in some countries,
this form of capital punishment still exists. The details remain the same,
aside from the fact that it is not happening right down the street.
I realized as I watched the movie "The Stoning of Soraya M."
The Stoning of Soraya M." which is based on the true story of the
stoning-to-death of Soraya Manutchehri in Iran in the 1980s. Soraya is
falsely convicted of adultery by a Sharia court and a sentence of
death-by-stoning is her punishment. In the movie, one of the most horrific
moments is when the father encourages her two eldest children to throw
stones at their own helpless mother.
Stoning in India
There are many cases of Stoned to death in India. Last year in 2019-
• Relatives of an Indian woman who married outside her caste and fled her
home to escape punishment stoned her and her husband to death after the
couple returned to their village to visit family.The 29-year-old couple, from the same village in the southern state of
Karnataka, had married three years ago against the wishes of their families
and moved to Bangalore and other cities in the region, and had two
children.
• A 16-year-old boy was allegedly beaten to death by an unidentified person in
Deer Park in Seemapuri area , Delhi.
•The wife of the Uttar Pradesh man who held 23 children hostage at a birthday party has died of injuries after she was beaten and attacked with
stones by neighbours.
Even though stoning is not legal, it will likely continue to happen
unofficially.
If the public outcry is loud enough, these punishments can be prevented.
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Comments
Because of such inhuman practices still prevailing in society humans should stop calling themselves the most intelligent species of this planet
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