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Salman Rushdie attacker who left writer blind in a single eye jailed

By Editorial Board Published May 16, 2025 2 Min Read
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Salman Rushdie attacker who left writer blind in a single eye jailed

A person convicted of stabbing Salman Rushdie, leaving the writer blind in a single eye, has been jailed for 25 years.

Hadi Matar was discovered responsible of tried homicide and assault in February.

Prosecutors had been looking for the utmost sentence of 25 years for the assault in August 2022, together with an extra seven-year time period for injuring a second man.

Salman Rushdie attacker who left writer blind in a single eye jailed

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Hadi Matar. Pic: AP

Throughout the trial, Sir Salman revealed he feared he was dying when the masked attacker plunged a knife into his head and physique greater than a dozen occasions.

The assault occurred because the 77-year-old was launched on stage on the Chautauqua Establishment in New York for a dialogue on author security.

Sir Salman was stabbed within the head, neck, torso and left hand and suffered injury to his liver and intestines.

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The Midnight’s Youngsters writer spent 17 days at a hospital in Pennsylvania and greater than three weeks at a rehabilitation facility in New York Metropolis, as he recovered from his accidents. He wrote concerning the assault and his restoration in his 2024 memoir Knife.

Matar will subsequent face a trial on terrorism-related expenses. Prosecutors allege the 27-year-old was attempting to hold out a decades-old fatwa calling for the writer’s dying.

In 1989, Iran’s then chief, Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, issued the fatwa in response to the publication of Sir Salman’s novel The Satanic Verses, which some Muslims think about blasphemous, inflicting the Indian born British-American writer to enter hiding.

In 1998, Iran introduced it will not implement the decree, permitting Sir Salman to journey freely during the last quarter of a century.

Matar pleaded not responsible to offering supplies to terrorists, making an attempt to offer materials assist to Hezbollah and fascinating in terrorism transcending nationwide boundaries.

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