Imam of Rifqa Bary's Ohio mosque led Hajj trip with Nidal Hasan's jihadist imam

Mackie

If this is the case then the Ohio childrens services needs to be sent the story of 'Hannah Shah' from the UK, and what happened to *her* the first time she tried to seek help while still at secondary school, after having been beaten *and raped* regularly by her Muslim imam father. (That was even *before* she apostasised from Islam; after she apostasised is when her father and a hit squad from the Muslim community carried out the attack described at the beginning of the article as quoted by me).

From an interview 'Hannah' gave to Dominic Lawson of the Sunday Times in the UK on March 15 this year:

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/comment/faith/article5907458.ece

"Hannah’s description in the book of the moment when her “community” discovered the “safe” home where she had fled after becoming an apostate is terrifying.

"A mob with her father at its head pounded and hammered at the door as she cowered upstairs hoping she could not be seen or heard.

"She heard her father shout through the letter box: “Filthy traitor! Betrayer of your faith! Cursed traitor! We’re going to rip your throat out! We’ll burn you alive!”


'Does she still believe they would have killed her?

'“Yes, without a doubt. They had hammers and knives and axes.

”
Why didn’t you call the police afterwards?

“First, I didn’t think the police would believe me.

'That sort of thing just doesn’t happen in this country – or that’s what they’d think.

*Second, I didn’t believe I would get help or protection from the authorities* {my emphasis - dda}.

”
Hannah had good reason for this doubt.

'When, at school, she had finally summoned the courage to tell a teacher that her father had been beating her (she couldn’t bring herself to reveal the sexual abuse),

*the social services sent out a social worker from her own community* {my emphasis - dda}.

' *He chose not to believe Hannah and, in effect, shopped her to her father, who gave her the most brutal beating of her life. When she later confronted the social worker, he said: “It’s not right to betray your community.”* {My emphasis - dda}.


'Hannah blames what is sometimes called political correctness for this debacle:

' “My teachers had thought they were doing the right thing, they thought it showed ‘cultural sensitivity’ by bringing in someone from my own community to ‘help’, but it was the worst thing they could have done to me. {ARE YOU LISTENING, CHILDRENS SERVICES IN OHIO? - dda}

This happens a lot.


“When I’ve been working with girls who were trying to get out of an arranged marriage, or want to convert to Christianity, and they have contacted social services as they need to get out of their homes,

the reaction has been ‘we’ll send someone from your community to talk to your parents’.

*I know why they are doing this, they are trying to be understanding, but it’s the last thing that the authorities should do in such situations.*”
 {My emphasis - dda}.

END EXCERPT.

I advise that this story, from the Sunday Times, be printed off and distributed far and wide across Ohio: and the whole story in full (I just checked and the link still works) should be sent, suitably highlighted, to the Governor and other relevant persons and entities.

Mackie and Dumbledore's Army, thank you for covering the insane "politically correct" angle of this story. I think this sort of thing has been a problem in general, where members of the same dysfunctional family have been given temporary custody of at-risk kids, rather than—gasp!—letting foster families that might not be from the same "community" as the victims take care of them.

Just recently in Oakland, California, a little 5-year-old boy with cerebral palsy, Hassani Campbell, was staying with his foster mother—a blood relative of his biological parents—and her boyfriend, who has a criminal record.

He claimed that the boy was kidnapped from his car in an upscale neighborhood, not far from where the foster mother works at a shoe store. It later turned out that he had threatened in the past to abandon the disabled boy at a subway station. The foster mother neglected to report the threat at the time.

He's been missing since August now. I don't imagine there is much hope that things will turn out well at this point.

As insane as this sort of thing clearly is, how much worse is it likely to be when dealing with the "Muslim community", where it is *the norm* to threaten children who don't acquiesce to forced marriages, and Muslim dress codes, and apostasy laws?

The Rifqa Bary case is bound to be the first of many.

"Imam of Rifqa Bary's Ohio mosque led Hajj trip with Nidal Hasan's jihadist imam"

This gives you a sense of what poor Rifqa's "community" is like. In fact, it was mosque officials who told Rifqa's father that she was an apostate, and who told him to take care of his wayward daughter.

"Could it be that she is actually being forced to acknowledge Islam over her desire to be Christian against her will?" -- from Mackie's comment.

Ya think? In fact, you KNOW those are exactly the pressures this unfortunate girl is being subjected to, as well as who knows what other unspeakable cruelties, all hidden from view and which the authorities will prevent ever being reported.