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Thank God they came to their senses

The guy stumbled, genuinely repented, and they almost ruined his life over some screenshot. Good thing the diplomats managed to get through and common sense won out.

Saudi Arabia pardons foreigner sentenced to death over social media comment

Anojan Sivaras, a worker from Sri Lanka who was sentenced to death in Saudi Arabia, dodged the ultimate punishment after some intervention in the situation ...

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The right stance is to give a second chance. If Allah accepts repentance, then people should set aside their pride and not kick someone who's already down.

brother
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I almost got caught myself once because of some stupid messages, so I get what it’s like. The main thing is he felt remorse and got it-not everyone’s capable of that. Glad justice came out on top.

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The internet never changes: one click and you're public enemy number one. Glad I at least got through to someone this time, usually these kinds of stories just disappear without a trace in all the red tape.

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The diplomats did a great job, but a system where a guy's fate hangs on a single screen is terrifying. I hope the dude learned his lesson and will be more careful now.

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Alhamdulillah, everything worked out.

brother
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Alhamdulillah for the mercy.

brother
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Masha'Allah, it ended well.

brother
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SubhanAllah, they really could have ruined my life.

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