‘Iran would’ve handed Al-Nimr death 7 times’

[BLACKEAGLE]

‘Iran would’ve handed Al-Nimr death 7 times’

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ARAB NEWS

Published — Wednesday 13 January 2016


Last update 14 January 2016 2:10 am

JEDDAH: Despite Iran’s criticism of Saudi Arabia’s judiciary, its own courts would have given Nimr Al-Nimr seven death sentences for the same charges, according to a legal expert.

Lawyer Ahmed Al-Jamaan Al-Malki told a local publication that Al-Nimr, one of the men executed in the Kingdom recently for terrorism, would have received two death sentences for two charges.

This would be for calling for the government’s overthrow and allegiance to Wilayat Al-Faqih (Rule of the Jurist). According to Iranian Criminal Law endorsed in 1992 these are seen as treasonous acts.

He said that Article 504 of Iranian Civil Law regards these as acts of aggression. For these and other charges there would be an additional five death penalties. Al-Nimr had confessed to all these violations, he said.

“When he waived his rights to be prosecuted by a civil court, he would have been referred in accordance with Articles 183, 185 and 504 of Iranian Criminal Law to the Military Revolutionary Court established in 1979 by Ayatollah Khomeini.”

If he had done so, he would have lost many rights, including to have his case heard in public and access to a lawyer. “According to the Iranian justice system, Al-Nimr deserves seven death sentences in the country’s military and revolutionary courts,” he said.
‘Iran would’ve handed Al-Nimr death 7 times’ | Arab News

 

[Serpentine]

@BLACKEAGLE

Do you really thing posting junk news from Arabnews, Al-Arabiya, AAwsat and other mouthpieces which are paid to write for GCC regimes makes slightest difference? You are trying so hard and given the fact that +90% of your posts is twisting around Iranophobia, it's completely understandable what kind of indoctrination is going on in your countries.

Here's a fairly balanced read about Nimr's beliefs and on why Saudi regime was pathetically lying about his charges.

The World’s Most Misunderstood Martyr | Foreign Policy

 

[Sipahi]

@BLACKEAGLE

Do you really thing posting junk news from Arabnews, Al-Arabiya, AAwsat and other mouthpieces which are paid to write for GCC regimes makes slightest difference? You are trying so hard and given the fact that +90% of your posts is twisting around Iranophobia, it's completely understandable what kind of indoctrination is going on in your countries.

Here's a fairly balanced read about Nimr's beliefs and on why Saudi regime was pathetically lying about his charges.

The World’s Most Misunderstood Martyr | Foreign Policy

Just try to digest it Sir, its not that difficult.

After all Iran and KSA are same kind of monsters.

 

[Serpentine]

Just try to digest it Sir, its not that difficult.

After all Iran and KSA are same kind of monsters.

And you try to digest dear, I simply don't care what you say, especially regarding this.

 

[Sipahi]

And you try to digest dear, I simply don't care what you say, especially regarding this.

What happened with Al-Nimr if he was a wahabi and find himself in the same situation in Iran ?

What they say what Iran say... Doesnt matter. Both countries are promoting their respective sects.

@all Pakistanis
We should stay out of all this sect. war of above mention countries and dont support any of them.

 

[libertycall]

The Ayatollahs probably would have had him sodomized in prison as they did to the Iranian kids campaigning for democracy.

 

[somebozo]

Nimr was a martyr...that why he was caught running away from martyrdom!
And had to be shot to halt for arrest..
Ha ha !

 

[Bratva]

@BLACKEAGLE

Do you really thing posting junk news from Arabnews, Al-Arabiya, AAwsat and other mouthpieces which are paid to write for GCC regimes makes slightest difference? You are trying so hard and given the fact that +90% of your posts is twisting around Iranophobia, it's completely understandable what kind of indoctrination is going on in your countries.

Here's a fairly balanced read about Nimr's beliefs and on why Saudi regime was pathetically lying about his charges.

The World’s Most Misunderstood Martyr | Foreign Policy

Wasnt Nimr al Nimr trying to do the exact same thing that those democracry protesters in Iran were doing in 2009-2010 and were brutally suppressed by Basij ?

 

[Madali]

Wasnt Nimr al Nimr trying to do the exact same thing that those democracry protesters in Iran were doing in 2009-2010 and were brutally suppressed by Basij ?

No.

 

[Bratva]

No.

LOL. Expected deflective answer. How do you know he wasnt trying to do those things ? were you in saudia with him ?

 

[Madali]

LOL. Expected deflective answer. How do you know he wasnt trying to do those things ? were you in saudia with him ?

Trying what things? I'm not defending Al Nimr. The comparison is incorrect on so many levels.

 

[Orakzai]

Only Press TV is credible source of news rest are all junk

 

[Bratva]

Trying what things? I'm not defending Al Nimr. The comparison is incorrect on so many levels.

What did Saudia charged Nimr with ? Spreading Fitnah on land right ? But he was peaceful in Irani views.

So how come Non Irani views should not see those Irani democracy protest as peaceful which were brutally suppressed by Basij and Non Irani should not condemn Basij killings and rapes ?

 

[Madali]

What did Saudia charged Nimr with ? Spreading Fitnah on land right ? But he was peaceful in Irani views.

So how come Non Irani views should not see those Irani democracy protest as peaceful which were brutally suppressed by Basij and Non Irani should not condemn Basij killings and rapes ?

I'm not saying don't condemn it. Do it to your heart's content. I repeat, the comparison is wrong, that's all. You can talk about each one separately.

Let me explain this,

1) You are comparing a leader of particular vocal group with "protesters". You should probably compare him with an Iranian version of him, some kind of leader or cleric with a following.

2) The Saudi guy was protesting for his minority group's rights. The Iranian protest was about not accepting the outcome of an election. Maybe you should compare him with a Sunni cleric in Iran or a Kurdish leader or something?

This is just two points. Again, don't think I'm defending the Saudi cleric or attacking the Iranian protesters. I have given no opinion on this in this thread so far. I'm only saying the comparison is extremely weak.

 

[Super Falcon]

Iran and KSA. for just one guy fighting and future of their nationals at brink of war these things can be handled behind the doors on negotiation table