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No Tribe to Defend Ruyati

Wednesday, June 29, 2011

Saudi Arabia carries out the law of qisas (equality in punishment) through beheading, without exception. The practice is still not codified in a fixed law.

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THE execution was held one afternoon in a field in Riyadh, the capital of Saudi Arabia. Thousands watched as the executioner swung the sword, decapitating the convicted 31-year-old. The trial went quickly, just three months after the convicted party, Faisal bin Musaid, had shot and killed his uncle. The uncle he had killed was none other than King Faisal, ruler of Saudi Arabia from 1964-1975.

While dying, King Faisal asked his family to forgive

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