Pakistani Christian Man Faces Death After False Blasphemy Accusation

International Christian Concern (ICC) has learned that a Pakistani Christian was imprisoned on June 19 and faces the death penalty after a Muslim man accused him of blasphemy in Faisalabad, Pakistan.

Sajid Hameed Bajwa accused Rehmat Masih of blaspheming the prophet Muhammad. According to article 295 C of Pakistan’s penal code, blaspheming Muhammad is punishable by death.

Rehmat’s son, Boota Masih, told ICC that the family is fearful of attacks by Muslim mobs. Female members of the family and their children have already left their homes and moved to other areas because of safety concerns.

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One comment on “Pakistani Christian Man Faces Death After False Blasphemy Accusation

  1. Albany+ says:

    Please, let’s make the calls requested in the article. Lord, have mercy.