Salwan Momika, the Iraqi person who burnt the Quran in Sweden, was killed in shooting. Religion news
The Swedish Prime Minister said that five people arrested the murder as the shooting could be linked to a foreign power.
A Iraqi refugee in Sweden was killed a few hours before the Quran was repeatedly burnt in anti-Islam demonstrations in anti-Islam.
Police on Thursday announced that they had made five arrests in connection with the murder of 38 -year -old Salwan Momika, who were allegedly shot in a house in Sodertleje city near Stockholm last day.
“I can assure you that security services are deeply involved because there is clearly a risk that is related to a foreign power,” Sweden’s Prime Minister Ulf Christson said at a news conference.
Vice Prime Minister Abba Bush condemned the murder.
“This is a threat to our independent democracy. It should meet with full force of our society, ”he wrote on X.
Stockholm district court, which was determined to rule on Thursday, whether Momika and co-operative Salwan Najam were guilty of “agitation against an ethnic or national group”, said that it has said that it has its own result The verdict was postponed on 3 February. Death.
According to the charge sheet released in August, the pair burned the Quran, in which it was burnt, while making derogatory remarks about Muslims – on an occasion outside the Stockholm Mosque.
Prosecutor Rasamas Oman confirmed that an investigation was opened in Momika’s murder. “We are in very early stages … collecting a lot of information,” he said.
Several media outlets reported that the shooting could be broadcast live on social media.
The police had responded to a call about a shoot in an apartment building late Wednesday night, where Momika Sodertalje lived in the city, looking for a man who “hit the shots”.
A video viewed by the Reuters of the news agency showed the police to pick up a phone and finish a livestream that appeared from Momika’s Ticketk account.
Violation
In 2023, Sweden raised his “terrorism” on the second largest level and warned of threats against Swedes at home and abroad after annoying many Muslims from all over the world.
Iraqi protesters reacted by giving a storm to the Swedish Embassy in Baghdad twice in July 2023, starting a fire inside the campus on the second occasion.
Momika, who lived in Sweden since 2018, was faced with potential exile in 2023, allegedly given incorrect information on the application of her residence.
But the Migration Agency of Sweden provided them with a temporary residence permit after the Migration Agency decided to risk torture and inhuman treatment in Iraq.
In March 2024, Momika left Sweden to take shelter in Norway, saying that Sweden’s freedom of expression and protecting human rights were “a major lie”.
But Norway sent him back to Sweden several weeks later.
