Saudi Arabia.. The Ministry of Interior announces the execution of a citizen convicted of killing another and reveals his name
The Saudi Ministry of Interior announced, on Thursday, the execution of a death sentence as retaliation against a Saudi citizen in the Medina region, according to a statement from the ministry published by the Saudi “SPA” News Agency. The Saudi Ministry of Interior said: “Abdul Rahman bin Raja Allah bin Raja Al Rajabi, a Saudi national, killed Muhammad bin Awad bin Muhammad.”
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The Saudi Ministry of Interior announced, on Thursday, the execution of a death sentence as retaliation against a Saudi citizen in the Medina region, according to a statement from the ministry published by the Saudi “SPA” News Agency. The Saudi Ministry of Interior said: “Abdul Rahman bin Raja Allah bin Raja al-Rajabi, a Saudi national, killed Muhammad bin Awad bin Muhammad al-Aluni, a Saudi national, by stabbing him with a sharp object, which led to his death.”
The Saudi Interior Ministry added: “Thanks to God, the security authorities were able to arrest the aforementioned perpetrator, and his investigation resulted in him being accused of committing the crime, and by referring him to the competent court, and proving his eligibility and assignment, a ruling was issued against him proving what was attributed to him and killing him as a retaliator. The ruling became final after he appealed and was then upheld by the Supreme Court, and a royal order was issued to enforce what was decided by law,” according to the “SPA” agency. The Saudi Ministry of Interior confirmed that “the death sentence was carried out as retaliation against the perpetrator, Abdul Rahman bin Raja Allah bin Raja Al-Rajbi, a Saudi national, on Thursday, on 6/2/1448 AH, corresponding to 11/12/2026 AD, in the Medina region.”
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