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Iran: Man Sentenced to Death for Insulting the Prophet of Islam

7 Dec 19
Iran: Man Sentenced to Death for Insulting the Prophet of Islam

Iran Human Rights (IHR); December 7, 2019: Iran’s Supreme Court upholds an inferior court’s death sentence for a 39-year-old man for insulting Muhammad, the prophet of Islam in a social media platform.

According to Rokna, a website close to the Iranian regime, Meysam, 39, had published “thousands of insulting contents in groups and channels on Telegram application.” Telegram communication app, which provides groups chats and channels, is widely used among Iranians. 
According to the website, Meysam is sentenced to death for insulting the prophet of Islam, and flogging and imprisonment for drinking alcohol, keeping weapons and pepper spray and propaganda against the Islamic Republic. 
According to Article 262 of Iranian Islamic Penal Code, insulting Prophets is punishable by death sentence.