إندونيسيا: الجلد عقوبة بيع الطعام في نهار رمضان

قامت حكومة إقليم "باندا آتشيه" الواقع شمال "إندونيسيا" بجلد امرأتين عقوبة تعزيرية لبيعهما الطعام أثناء نهار رمضان ومخالفة تعليمات حكومة الإقليم المطبق للشريعة الإسلامية، والتي تحظر بيع الطعام في نهار رمضان.

وقد التف عدد من الجماهير لمشاهدة الجلد التعزيري بعد ثبوت إدانة المرأتين؛ حيث تعد إحداهما مالكة للمتجر، والأخرى بائعة في المتجر المخالف لبيع الطعام في نهار رمضان, وقد عوقبت إحداهما بثلاث جلدات، في حين عوقبت الأخرى بجلدتين.

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Indonesian women caned for selling food during Muslim festival of Ramadan

This is the moment two women were publicly caned in Indonesia’s staunchly Muslim Aceh province on Friday for selling food.

The two women were found guilty of selling food during the fasting hours of Ramadan, thereby violating Islamic sharia law.

Hundreds of people gathered to watch as ....... 27, received three lashes and ….. 22, received two at a mosque in the city of Jantho, southeast of the provincial capital, Banda Aceh, Indonesia

The two women were found selling rice in a stall at noon during Ramadan. The sharia forbids selling food during fasting hours at Ramadan,” said Marzuki Abdullah, Aceh’s sharia police head.

Ms Amris owned the food stall where Ms Abdullah was selling the rice.

Muslims are supposed to fast from dawn to dusk during the holy month of Ramadan, which took place during August and September this year, but there are exceptions in cases such as illness or pregnancy.

Aceh, on the northern tip of Sumatra island, is one of several areas of Muslim-majority Indonesia where Islamic sharia laws have been adopted.

The conservative province passed a law last year that imposes death by stoning on Muslim adulterers and a law under which homosexuality is punishable by long prison terms.