From Newsweek:
CAIRO (Reuters) - Egypt's prime minister sacked Justice Minister Ahmed al-Zend on Sunday after he was criticized for saying he would jail Islam's Prophet Mohammad himself if he broke the law.
Zend's comments came in a televised interview on Friday. He immediately said "God forgive me," and on Saturday issued an apology in another interview. It was not immediately clear who would replace Zend, a hardliner and outspoken critic of the Muslim Brotherhood.
"Prime Minister Sherif Ismail issued a decree today to relieve Ahmed al-Zend...of his position," a government statement said, giving no more details.
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Fiat justitia ruat caelum, huh?
This explains why secular law is MEANINGLESS in 'certain' societies, and why the idea of religious freedom being IN LAW in those societies is a farce
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Iran is preparing to launch a new long-range rocket into outer space as soon as this weekend, U.S. officials told Fox News.
The missile is known as a Simorgh, and officials are watching the missile on the launch pad as it is being fueled at an undisclosed location inside Iran.
Officials told Fox they have not seen this specific type of rocket launched in the past.
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