OUTRAGEOUS!!!!!
Canada: Honor killing Muslim intimidating non-Muslims to attend Islamic prison prayers
Posted on May 8, 2015 by creeping
The jihad is relentless. via Mohammad Shafia intimidated prisoners into attending prayers
“It turned out that he felt so intimidated by Shafia and some of his lieutenants, that he chose to give up his relative freedom of movement on the range in the general population for a much more restricted life on a social isolation range,” Groves said.
“He could no longer come to see me. I had to go to his cell on the isolation range. He advised me that confinement was worth it to avoid the hassle of dealing with ‘the Muslims'”
After his first-degree murder conviction in 2012, Shafia took on a religious leadership role at the Kingston Penitentiary — the onetime maximum-security prison — organizing Friday prayers when the sole Imam permitted to minister to inmates in Canada was not available, according to Groves.
“This man was obnoxious in manner, demanding of the Protestant and Catholic chaplains, and generally offensive,” he said.
“The normally pleasant atmosphere associated with the Muslims gathering for prayers was absent. Inmates on the same range as Shafia who came to see me expressed fear of him.”
Groves said he was surprised to find Shafia leading the religious gathering Friday given that he had shown little remorse for the 2009 killings.
Shafia’s three teenage daughters and his first wife in the polygamous marriage were found in a car submerged in the Kingston locks after a family road trip to Niagara Falls.
Shafia, his second wife, Tooba Mohammad Yahya and their son, Hamed Shafia, were convicted of the murders, which the prosecution argued were planned and deliberate, motivated by Shafia’s displeasure with his daughters betraying traditional Afghan values.
The three each received an automatic life sentence with no possibility of parole for 25 years.
Groves said he believes Shafia was “self-appointed” in his role in the prison, and said about 25 men gathered for prayers.
“They were not [all] Muslims but believed that they dare not refuse to attend Friday prayers,” he told the hearing.
“This form of intimidation is what one finds routinely with zealot extremists.”
Kingston Penitentiary closed down in the fall of 2013 and the inmates were moved to other federal institutions across the country.
The Correctional Service Canada will not disclose where Shafia is now serving his sentence, citing the Privacy Act.
“It turned out that he felt so intimidated by Shafia and some of his lieutenants, that he chose to give up his relative freedom of movement on the range in the general population for a much more restricted life on a social isolation range,” Groves said.
“He could no longer come to see me. I had to go to his cell on the isolation range. He advised me that confinement was worth it to avoid the hassle of dealing with ‘the Muslims'”
After his first-degree murder conviction in 2012, Shafia took on a religious leadership role at the Kingston Penitentiary — the onetime maximum-security prison — organizing Friday prayers when the sole Imam permitted to minister to inmates in Canada was not available, according to Groves.
“This man was obnoxious in manner, demanding of the Protestant and Catholic chaplains, and generally offensive,” he said.
“The normally pleasant atmosphere associated with the Muslims gathering for prayers was absent. Inmates on the same range as Shafia who came to see me expressed fear of him.”
Groves said he was surprised to find Shafia leading the religious gathering Friday given that he had shown little remorse for the 2009 killings.
Shafia’s three teenage daughters and his first wife in the polygamous marriage were found in a car submerged in the Kingston locks after a family road trip to Niagara Falls.
Shafia, his second wife, Tooba Mohammad Yahya and their son, Hamed Shafia, were convicted of the murders, which the prosecution argued were planned and deliberate, motivated by Shafia’s displeasure with his daughters betraying traditional Afghan values.
The three each received an automatic life sentence with no possibility of parole for 25 years.
Groves said he believes Shafia was “self-appointed” in his role in the prison, and said about 25 men gathered for prayers.
“They were not [all] Muslims but believed that they dare not refuse to attend Friday prayers,” he told the hearing.
“This form of intimidation is what one finds routinely with zealot extremists.”
Kingston Penitentiary closed down in the fall of 2013 and the inmates were moved to other federal institutions across the country.
The Correctional Service Canada will not disclose where Shafia is now serving his sentence, citing the Privacy Act.
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