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Swedish anti-Islam campaigner sentenced over Koran burnings days after co-defendant shot lifeless

By Editorial Board Published February 3, 2025 2 Min Read
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Swedish anti-Islam campaigner sentenced over Koran burnings days after co-defendant shot lifeless

Swedish anti-Islam campaigner sentenced over Koran burnings days after co-defendant shot lifeless

A person who staged public burnings of the Koran in Sweden has been discovered responsible of hate crimes, 5 days after his co-defendant was shot lifeless.

Salwan Najem, a 50-year-old Swedish citizen, was given a suspended sentence and fined 4,000 crowns (£289) over the Koran burnings and derogatory feedback he made about Muslims within the 2023 incidents.

His actions sparked unrest and anger in direction of Sweden in Muslim international locations.

His fellow campaigner, Iraqi refugee Salwan Momika, 38, was shot lifeless final week on the day he had been as a consequence of obtain his verdict in a parallel case.

5 individuals have been detained over the killing however later launched.

Swedish police mentioned on the day after the capturing on 29 January that Momika was shot lifeless in a home in Sodertalje, a city close to Stockholm. The case in opposition to Momika was subsequently dismissed.

Sweden’s prime minister expressed concern the capturing could also be linked to a overseas energy.

Burning the Koran is seen by Muslims as a blasphemous act as a result of they contemplate it the literal phrase of God.

The Stockholm district courtroom mentioned Sweden had in depth free speech rights and that followers of a faith should settle for that they’d generally really feel offended, however that Najem and Momika had “by a wide margin” overstepped the mark for cheap and factual non secular criticism.

The courtroom mentioned the Koran didn’t have any particular safety simply because it was a holy scripture for Muslims and that there could possibly be circumstances the place burning was not thought of a hate crime.

Najem was discovered responsible of hate crimes for “having expressed contempt for the Muslim ethnic group because of their religious beliefs on four occasions”, the courtroom mentioned.

Najem’s lawyer has mentioned he can be interesting in opposition to the decision.

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