Pakistani resident executed in Qassim for terrorism offenses
Saudi authorities have executed a Pakistani national in Qassim after he was convicted of terrorism-related crimes, including murder and planning further attacks.
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AIThe Ministry of Interior issued a statement today regarding the execution of a convicted individual in Qassim. The statement reads as follows:
Suleman Amjad Amjad Hussain, a Pakistani national, committed terrorism-related crimes, including deliberately and aggressively killing an expatriate under the influence of extremist ideology, possessing a weapon, and planning to kill others.
Security authorities arrested the individual, and investigations led to charges being filed against him. He was referred to the competent court, which found him guilty and sentenced him to death as a discretionary punishment. The verdict was upheld on appeal and confirmed by the Supreme Court. A royal order was issued to carry out the sentence, and the execution of Suleman Amjad Amjad Hussain, a Pakistani national, was carried out in Qassim on Tuesday, 4/4/1448 AH, corresponding to September 15, 2026.
The Ministry of Interior affirms the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia's commitment to maintaining security, upholding justice, and enforcing Islamic law against those who threaten the safety and rights of others. The ministry also warns that anyone who contemplates such acts will face the prescribed legal consequences.
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