Muslim teen attacked by brother and sisters for kissing white man

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Muslim teen attacked by brother and sisters for kissing white man

Posted on February 1, 2012 by creeping

Another ‘honor’ crime in the West. Muslim teenager attacked by brother and sisters for kissing white man – Telegraph.

'Honor' crime suspects

Shamima Akhtar, 18, was bundled into a car, called a whore and a prostitute and had her waist-length hair cut to her neck by her two older sisters, Nadiya, 25, and Nazira, 29, and brother Kayum Mohammed-Abdul, 24.

They had “screeched” in the car park of a restaurant in Basingstoke, Hampshire, when they saw her kissing Gary Pain on April 1 last year as she celebrated her 18th birthday, Winchester Crown Court was told.

An “extremely aggressive and threatening” Mohammed-Abdul grabbed Mr Pain by the throat as Miss Akhtar was “firmly escorted” to the car and thrown in, Peter Asteris, prosecuting, told the jury.

One of the sisters then escorted Shamima into the car while Mohammed-Abdul grabbed Mr Pain “around the neck and became extremely aggressive and threatening”, the jury heard.

“Shamima said she was thrown into the back seat of the car and she was punched by her sister Nazira.

“She did not want to go with her family and she was fearful of what they were going to do with her,” Mr Asteris said.

The alleged victim told police she overheard her brother on the telephone saying, ‘Get the gun, I need the boys tonight’.

The car was driven back to the family home in Basingstoke and she was dragged in to the house and put on a sofa where she was subjected to a “barrage of insults” like “whore and prostitute”, the jury heard.

Nadiya is then alleged to have punched her sister in the back of the head and Mohammed-Abdul is alleged to have kicked her.

Mohammed-Abdul then came into the room with two knives and a hammer, Mr Asteris said.

“(He) told his sister to pick one to be used on her and one to be used on her loverboy,” The barrister said.

The abuse continued and then the two sisters said Miss Akhtar had to be punished for her behaviour and they decided to cut her hair.

“She was begging and crying for them not to,” Mr Asteris told the jury.

“Her brother was there shouting encouragement, saying ‘shave it”‘

The jury was shown pictures of Miss Akhtar with long hair, that Mr Asteris explained was part of her faith. It was then shown her hair “hacked to neck level”.

The court heard that Miss Akhtar had her mobile phone taken from her but she had another one and later that evening she managed to text Mr Pain to say what happened and she told him to call the police.

Mr Pain was unsure what to do and did not, but the next morning Miss Akhtar managed to run upstairs and call the police when her sister Nazira and her brother went out and only Nadiya was home. She had been allegedly imprisoned for around 12 hours.

When arrested Nazira Akhtar told officers her parents where away and she was responsible for the family.

She admitted she had repeatedly called her sister to check on her welfare and she told officers “she was upset when she turned up and she saw Shamima kissing a white man”, Mr Asteris said.

Nadiya replied no comment to her interviews and all three would not explain why Miss Akhtar’s hair was cut, the jury was told.

Mohammed-Abdul told officers it was fine for Miss Akhtar to come and go as she pleased and he did not mind her kissing a white boy.

He denied kicking her.

The trial is expected to last six days.

This girl was somewhat lucky to only have been brutalized by her own family – she did live unlike the Canadian sisters killed by their mother, father, and brother.