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Strategist
2016 Sep 28, 7:14pm
When confronted about the attack after the terrified child told his parents he said: 'The devil made me do it'.
So it's not his fault. Best excuse ever.
lostand confused
2016 Sep 28, 11:15pm
So in jihadi culture, when the imam rapes your child, you just ask the rapist to move to another country?
A barbwire dildo would straighten his ass out. So sorry! You're fucked!
Pedophilia would be a step up for D & R voters.
Sadist don't mind destroying a country.
HydroCabron
2016 Sep 29, 8:04am
Imagine a religion countenancing rape by its priests.
If any other religious institution got all rapey, I'm sure Americans would disband it immediately as a criminal enterprise.
Strategist
2016 Sep 29, 8:36am
So in jihadi culture, when the imam rapes your child, you just ask the rapist to move to another country?
They tried to cover up, and suppress the news so as not to give Islam a bad name. LOL. As if Islam has a good name to begin with.
zzyzzx
2016 Sep 29, 1:27pm
So in jihadi culture, when the imam rapes your child, you just ask the rapist to move to another country?
He might have done the same thing in India and was then asked to leave there too.
Imam, 38, who raped a boy in a mosque toilet after a religious lesson was spared jail when community elders banished him abroad but then he secretly returned to the UK
Noor Walile, 38, was given a six year jail term after he raped the boy in a toilet in between a lesson he was giving at Rugby Mosque, Warwickshire.
When confronted about the attack after the terrified child told his parents he said: 'The devil made me do it'.
The elders ordered Walile to flee back home to India and told him to never return or the police would be told.
But years later the disgraced religious teacher was traced to an address in Leicester after his young victim broke his silence and told detectives.
When the rape charge was put to him at Warwick Crown Court, Walile, broke down in tears.
He said: 'I am guilty. So sorry, I am guilty.'
Walile was told by the judge he was a 'danger' to the community and must serve every day of his sentence.
Prosecutor Jane Sarginson said he was the imam in the mosque in around 2010. Among his duties was teaching children.
The court heard how Walile raped the boy in the mosque's toilets during one of the lessons.
When the imam later visited the boy's home the child ran away and told his parents he never wanted to go to the mosque again.
His parents contacted an elder who advised them to save the clothes the boy had been wearing and not to wash them. The mosque elder and the parents then confronted Walile.
Miss Sarginson said: 'Initially Walile denied the allegations, but then said he had done something 'very bad' but he could not remember what happened only that the devil had come over him.
#rapefugee #crime