The Saudi Ministry of Interior announced the execution of the death sentence against Muhammad Al-Sulami (Yemeni) for raping a child.

The statement stated:

Bandar Muhammad Ali Al-Salami, a Yemeni national, lured a minor girl, brought her into his residence, harassed her, stripped her of her clothes, photographed her, and raped her.

Thanks to God, the security authorities were able to arrest the aforementioned perpetrator, and the investigation with him resulted in him being accused of committing his crime, and by referring him to the competent court, an instrument was issued against him proving his guilt for what was attributed to him, and because the action that the defendant did was considered a forbidden act. It is a major sin, and boldness in falsehood, and a violation of the sanctity of honorable honor, and of spreading corruption on earth, which requires him to be severely punished in a way that will deter him and rebuke others. The ruling was issued to kill him as a discretionary punishment, and it was supported by the Court of Appeal and the Supreme Court, and a royal order was issued to enforce what was decided by Islamic law, and it was supported by its authority.< /p>

The sentence of death was executed as a discretionary punishment against the perpetrator on Wednesday 6/14/1445 AH corresponding to 12/27/2023 AD in the Jazan region.