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Muslim father attacks daughter for marrying Christian

  • September 6, 2021
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Pallisa District, Uganda

Muslim father attacks daughter for marrying Christian

PALLISA, Uganda — A Ugandan mother of four was beaten by her father and forced to ingest mosquito repellent because she left Islam, divorced her Muslim husband and married a Christian.

Hajira Namusobya said her ex-husband had beaten and tortured her so severely that she attempted suicide.

In February 2020 she made a profession of faith in Christ, but kept it a secret. She later divorced her Muslim husband, who took custody of the children.

Namusobya found a job and met and married a Christian.

Visiting her parents in Pallisa on July 31, she told them about her re-marriage. Her father demanded she renounce Christianity and return to her former husband. When she refused, her father beat her and forced her to consume mosquito repellent.

A moderate Muslim neighbor heard Namusobya’s cries, rescued her and took her to a hospital, where she was unconscious three days. After leaving the hospital, she went to a safe house away from her Christian husband to protect him.

Uganda’s laws and constitution allow religious freedom; less than 12% of the population is Muslim.

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