Yet another young Coptic Christian girl, Sabrine Mushir, has been kidnapped in Egypt, from the village of Dalga. Coptic activists are complaining that not a single person from among the authorities and security apparatus has done a single thing to try to find the hapless girl, adding “If this was the daughter of one of the local authorities, she would have been retrieved in seconds.”
Dalga, where the young Christian girl was kidnapped is the same Upper Egyptian village where, in September 2013, Muslim Brotherhood sympathizers had forced the Christian inhabitants to pay Islamic jizya—the money, or tribute, that conquered non-Muslims historically had to pay to their Islamic overlords “with willing submission and while feeling themselves subdued,” in the words of Koran 9:29. In some cases, those not able to pay were attacked, their wives and children beaten and/or kidnapped.
Similarly, when another Christian female was kidnapped on her way to church last October, and the kidnappers called her family asking for a ransom of 250,000 Egyptian pounds ($35,000), her brother went to the authorities, who also responded with apathy, saying, “So what, one Coptic girl missing? Look at how many millions of Muslims are dying in Palestine. Who would’ve thought so many millions of Muslims would die in Syria? And you’re bothering us about one girl?”
Jacksonl03 says
” . . . And you’re bothering us about one girl?”
That pretty much says it all for the Muslim mind set: “Who gives a sh*t about one non Muslim girl (unless, of course, she’s nine or older and can then be ‘used’ a few times before discard).”
Gardener says
“So what, one Coptic girl missing?”
The “so what” attitude was also present in a 2002 documentary about the Luxor massacre when the relatives of the deceased were granted an audience with the governor of Luxor. The governor made a thirty-minute sales pitch about Luxor and was then dismissive about the inquiries concerning the massacre. He said, “Can anyone change the time of his death, even by one second? Or one millionth of a second? Can he? If someone dies here in our Islamic religion, we see it as the will of God, no matter what the cause of his death.”
You can watch the documentary on YouTube, it’s the one in multiple parts. You can also find the transcript of the documentary by googling the above quote, just do it without the quotation marks as I condensed it.
Angemon says
I see the “something happens to muslims somewhere else therefore what you’re saying is invalid” non-sequitur is still going strong. And those claims of “millions” are clearly not hyperbolic or exaggerated (sarc. off)…
This is revolting.
JS says
If they can name one thing that Muslims are better than Christians, I’ll leave Christianity and embrace Islam.
Jay Boo says
Allah says:
Muslim Jackals — Go fetch
When you surrender to Muhammad’s curse, your dignity dangles by the leach of his verse.
Salah says
Egypt is changing for the better. That’s a fact. Unfortunately there are still thousands of Muslim Brotherhood thugs and their sympathisers roaming around to spread evil in the land.
Change NEVER happens overnight, it will take time. Meanwhile, Christians must be extremely careful. They must protect their girls ALL the time until they feel really safe, which may take a couple of years.
Self protection in a Muslim country is a must.
Naxal Soldier says
Copts have been getting their butt kicked by Arabs for 1400 years now. When is this trend going to be reversed, and when will the Copts gain the resolve to fight back and reconquer their ancestral Egypt?
Coptic John says
You know Mr. Raymond that the big facilitator for the kidnapping and conversion of Coptic Christian girls is Al-Azhar who works in unison with salafis and MB, I mean they kidnap the girls and Al-Azhar issue the conversion certifications without the knowledge of the victims and that happened in many cases… and as you may know right after the ascend of the grand Imam of Al-Azhar Ahmed El-Taiib (a Taqiyyah imam) the state stopped the “advising sessions” for the victims (he ordered the ministry of interior to do that) because in so many cases it turned out that they were converted under duress.
Rhonda says
I do not believe this story. While the small villages where the people are poor and uneducated tend to have more problems with religious conflict, the supposed words of the police officer are not the words of a poor uneducated man, which any police officer in this town would be. And this is not the Egyptian mentality, even in small towns. It is not the Egyptian way at all.
mb says
This is good reason for the Coptic church to establish it’s own private security/private detective firm.