@theboyseries1: A Kiss That Cost Two Lives Please shire the post let everyone know. They travelled thousands of miles from Bangladesh to Saudi Arabia, a land considered sacred by millions of Muslims. They came with dreams, hopes and the belief that they were living in a country guided by faith and justice. But one day, their lives allegedly ended because of an act described as immoral inside a mosque. A man and a woman. Two human beings. Two families. Two lives that could never be returned. If their only wrongdoing was a kiss, then what kind of justice demands their deaths? Islam teaches us that Allah is merciful, compassionate and forgiving. We begin almost every chapter of the Quran by remembering His mercy. Yet when human beings are killed in the name of religion, painful questions arise. Where was the mercy? Where was the forgiveness? Where was the humanity? A mosque should be a place where people seek forgiveness, not a place associated with fear and death. I am a Muslim, but I am also a human being. I cannot silence my conscience simply because someone claims an act was carried out in the name of Islam. If questioning cruelty makes someone question religion, perhaps the problem is not the question but the cruelty that inspired it. No government owns God. No ruler owns faith. And no human life should be treated as worthless. This is a reflective story inspired by a reported incident. The precise circumstances and reasons for the reported executions have not been independently established.#foryoupage❤️❤️ #saudiarabia🇸🇦 #unitedkingdom🇬🇧❤️ #innocent #truestory

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