Addicted To Love: Two Men Behead 15-Year-Old Afghan Girl For Rejecting Marriage Proposal

And it isn’t the love of one another that they’re addicted to. Where Islam rises, so too does the number of abused and murdered women. And it’s always the woman’s fault …

Qur’an Sura 4:34a, “Men have authority over women because [Allah] has made the one superior to the other… Good women are obedient… As for those from whom you fear disobedience, admonish them and send them to beds apart and beat them…”

Daniel 11:37a, “Neither shall he regard the God of his fathers, nor the desire of women …”

“KUNDUZ, Afghanistan (CBSDC) — Afghan police arrest two men for allegedly beheading a 15-year-old girl after her father turned down a marriage proposal.

According to BBC News, the two men who proposed the arranged marriage and attacked her are relatives of the girl.

‘Our investigation shows those who killed her were people who wanted to marry her,’ a Kunduz province police official told the BBC.

The father did not want his daughter to get married because she was ‘too young to be engaged.’

CNN reports the girl was killed near her family’s home while bringing back water.

According to The Washington Post, dozens of Afghan women kill themselves each year in order to avoid arranged marriages.” Source – CBS DC.

Flashback: ‘Beating, Forced Marriages, Murder And Rape’: Violence Against Women In Afghanistan Hit 550 Cases Last Month – “Afghanistan’s Independent Human Rights Commission (AIHRC) on Wednesday said that it recorded 550 cases of violence against women in the last month, showing a remarkable increase from previous months. ‘In the last month, 550 cases of violence against including, beating, forced marriages, murder and rape – most of them happening in the remoter provinces of the country – have been recorded at the Human Rights Commission,’ AIHRC Women’s Rights Coordinator Latifa Sultani said.” Read more.

Flashback: Covered, Confined, Cursed: The Place Of Women In Islam – “There are two men in Islam that are indisputably the greatest in the annals of this religion. They are Imam al Ghazzali and Jalaleddin Rumi, both Persians… [Ghazzali] warns all men to be careful of women for their ‘guile is immense and their mischief is noxious; they are immoral and mean spirited’. Ghazzali states ‘It is a fact that all the trials, misfortunes and woes which befall men come from women’.” Read more.