This was not just a crime that shook Egypt, it was a wound that tore through the human conscience. Taha, a student of Islamic Sciences at Al-Azhar University, raised his hand against the very woman who carried him, nurtured him, and memorized the Qur’an upon her tongue, his own mother, a Hafizah of the Qur’an. A source of mercy, now a victim of unimaginable cruelty. Before this tragedy, his mother had warned him not to marry a woman of the night. Not out of pride or control, but out of a mother’s foresight, fearing for his faith, his future, and his akhirah. She advised him with concern and love, but her words were rejected. He refused to listen. In the courtroom, something extraordinary happened. The Judge did not simply read a sentence; he delivered a sermon. Beginning with verses from Surah Al-Isrā’, he reminded the world of a mother’s sleepless nights, her silent sacrifices, and the pain endured for her child. Then came the words that froze the room: “Earthly justice may err, but Divine Justice never errs.” With that, the verdict was pronounced. This video is not about punishment alone. It is a warning. A mirror. A reminder of parental rights, the danger of ingratitude, and the certainty of accountability before Allah. 📖 Allah says (Surah Al-Isrā’, 23–24): “Your Lord has decreed that you worship none but Him, and that you show kindness to parents…” Watch with your heart. #alazharuniversity #murder #shariah #mother - @ajapeabdulsamad