Saudi Arabia.. Interior Ministry announces execution of "Hudud al-Hirabah" against a citizen and reveals what he did to 3 women

- The Saudi Ministry of Interior announced in a statement on Saturday the execution of a death penalty "as a limit" on a Saudi citizen in the Makkah region, according to the Saudi news agency "WAS." The Saudi Ministry of Interior stated in its announcement: "Mohammed bin Akram bin Mohammed Badkook, a Saudi national, lured three women at different times and took them to a secluded place out of sight, robbed them, raped one of them, attempted to rape another, and killed one of them," according to the agency "WAS."

The Saudi Ministry of Interior added: "The security authorities were able to arrest the mentioned perpetrator, and the investigation with him resulted in charges being brought against him for committing the crime. He was referred to the competent court, which issued a ruling confirming the allegations against him, and that what the defendant did is considered a form of highway robbery and corruption on earth, as he violated honor and property and killed an innocent soul. The ruling became final after being upheld by its reference, and a royal order was issued to enforce what was decided legally regarding the application of the limit of highway robbery on the mentioned individual, which is to execute him," according to the ministry's statement. The Saudi Ministry of Interior confirmed that "the death penalty (as a limit) was executed on the perpetrator Mohammed bin Akram bin Mohammed Badkook on Saturday, 22/4/1448 Hijri, corresponding to 3/10/2026 AD in the Makkah region."

The Saudi Ministry of Interior concluded its statement by saying that it "announces this to affirm to everyone the keenness of the Government of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia on maintaining security, achieving justice, and implementing the provisions of Islamic law against anyone who transgresses against the safe, sheds their blood, and violates their honor and right to life and security. At the same time, it warns anyone who might think of committing such acts that the legal punishment will be their fate," as reported by the agency "WAS."