Honor Killing in Houston of Iranian Woman and Christian Man

[SF-TX]

The murders occurred in 2012 and are now being labeled an 'honor' killing. What does CAIR-Houston have to say about this Ruth Nasrullah? Ruth is the Communications Coordinator for CAIR in Houston, and a member of this board.

Ruth Nasrullah

Investigators in Houston now say an Iranian activist was gunned down by Jordanian immigrants in 2012 because they believed she helped convert their Muslim daughter to Christianity.

Gelareh Bagherzadeh, a 30-year-old researcher at MD Anderson, was shot to death outside her parents home in the Galleria area.

Ali Irsan, 57, is charged with capital murder in the case. His wife, Shmou Ali Alrawabdeh, and their 21-year-old son, Nasim, are charged with murder.

Bagherzadeh was best friends with Ali Irsan's daughter and he blamed her when the daughter left home and married a Christian, according to investigators.

"Nesreen Irsan would not succumb to her father's complete domination and rule of her. And she left his home without his permission and went into hiding," said Harris County District Attorney Devon Anderson.

Ali Irsan is also accused of killing his daughter's husband 10 months after Bagherzadeh was shot to death. Coty Beavers was the twin brother of Bagherzadeh's boyfriend.

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[T-Rock]

She never really addressed the questions posed in 2011, so I doubt she'd say much about this without utilizing Taqiyya.

Was she a mouthpiece for CAIR in 2011?

> https://www.professionalsoldiers.com...t=33414&page=9

[Richard]

Texas had many business ties to Iran under the Shah, and has a large Westernized and pro-American diasporal Iranian population who migrated to America after the 1979 revolution which brought the Ayatollahs to power and still maintain close family ties to their relatives in Iran.

In contrast, this killing in Houston brings back memories of the Egyptian born Irving father who killed his two teenage daughters in 2008 because they were becoming too Westernized and dating non-Muslim boys, bringing "dishonor" to the family. What sickness.

Richard

[T-Rock]

. In contrast, this killing in Houston brings back memories of the Egyptian born Irving father who killed his two teenage daughters in 2008 because they were becoming too Westernized and dating non-Muslim boys, bringing "dishonor" to the family. What sickness.

....the pos who did this Islamic honor double-daughter slaughter for the Prophet of Peace and Love is still roaming free.

Curious what Ruth, CAIRs mouthpiece, would have to say...

Both shot 11 times in the back of a taxi.. Their last phone call is simply heart crushing...

> http://youtu.be/kf-kEkIKuJU

[SF-TX]

Originally Posted by T-Rock

Was she a mouthpiece for CAIR in 2011?

I don't know. According to her LinkedIn page, she has been an official Shill for CAIR since NOV 2013. She recently spoke at a CAIR-sponsored event in Austin, TX, "Muslim Day at the Capitol."

"We all belong here. It is our right and responsibility to be here on the steps of the Texas Capitol," said Ruth Nasrullah, communications coordinator with the Council on American-Islamic Relations...

...Nasrullah said they hoped Muslim Day would be a peaceful, educational event.

"This is an opportunity for everyone, including our elected officials, to hear what we're all about and I know that our government is open to hearing us even if they don't agree with us," said Nasrullah.

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From the same event, this comment is telling:

The opposition was somewhat expected. Dozens of additional troopers helped keep the peace on the Capitol steps.

"People get scared and people go crazy, but let them get scared. Let them go crazy," said one man with the Muslim Day event.

Ruth, we, the American people, are not scared nor crazy. Unlike our elected and appointed leaders, we recognize the inherent threat to a free people by Islam, CAIR, and those like you that seek to undermine our constitutional republic.

[SF-TX]

Ruth Nasrullah, Communications Coordinator for CAIR-Houston, are you going to comment? I thought you came out of hiding? Are you afraid that we won't allow your comments in support of CAIR and Islam to go unchallenged?

I don't expect you will comment. Your belief in Islam and the terrorist front group CAIR isn't strong enough to withstand the challenge. Besides, I'm sure the men at CAIR have given you orders to only communicate with those sympathetic to your cause or those unwilling to question your statements.

[Pericles]

Originally Posted by Richard

Texas had many business ties to Iran under the Shah, and has a large Westernized and pro-American diasporal Iranian population who migrated to America after the 1979 revolution which brought the Ayatollahs to power and still maintain close family ties to their relatives in Iran.

In contrast, this killing in Houston brings back memories of the Egyptian born Irving father who killed his two teenage daughters in 2008 because they were becoming too Westernized and dating non-Muslim boys, bringing "dishonor" to the family. What sickness.

Richard

I was a cadet at Texas A&M while there were other cadets from the Iranian Navy there. And then after the Shah was overthrown, they were all gone one day. I would be amazed of any of those guys are still alive. I did notice that most of the Iranian expat community here refer to themselves as Persian.

[SF-TX]

Ruth Nasrullah and CAIR - Houston, please explain how Ali Awad Mahmoud Irsan, his daughter Nadia, son Nasim and wife Schmo (really? Schmo?) all misunderstood Islam so as to justify killing two Christians for 'insulting' Islam?

“I killed that bitch and you’re next. No one insults my honor as a Muslim and gets away with it.”

That was the chilling threat Ali Awad Mahmoud Irsan made to his daughter Nesreen after murdering her best friend, according to Assistant Harris County District attorney Tammy Thomas...

...Another daughter of Ali Irsan’s, Nadia, showed her devotion to Islam by appearing in a Houston courtroom wearing an orange jumpsuit and traditional Muslim headwear. Prosecutors say witnesses heard Nadia Irsan tell her sister’s Christian husband: “I can not wait until my dad puts a bullet between your eyes.”

On November 11, 2012 — ten months after Gelareh Bagherzadeh was gunned down — Coty Beavers was shot to death in his home...

The national media has been quiet about the multiple murder allegations against this Muslim family, in a week filled with accusations of “hate speech” aimed at Pamela Geller, after two Muslim terrorists tried to gun her down in Garland, Texas...

Consider the slew of allegations against the Irsans, and you’ll see why this is a story the politically-correct “don’t offend the Muslims” mainstream media does not want to touch with a ten-foot pencil:

Multiple homicides were allegedly committed by devout Muslim Ali Irsan with the assistance of his devout Muslim family, for reasons that the alleged killer connected directly to his own Islamic beliefs.

The victims were unapologetically Christian, and their faith was a factor in their deaths.

Victim Gelareh Bagherzadeh was an outspoken ex-Muslim woman who left Islam, in part, over its treatment of women. Instead of following the liberal / feminist media path of rejecting all religious faith as a “patriarchy built to oppress women,” she instead became a Christian.

The Irsans are a family of immigrant Middle Eastern welfare cheats, who used their children and numerous false statements to steal taxpayer money on a massive scale for years. Ali Irsan has already pled guilty to these charges.

Ali Irsan is alleged by his own daughter to have already gotten away with murder before in 1999, when he killed a 29-year-old man who had married his 18-year-old daughter a few weeks earlier. The death was ruled self-defense by local police, but the daughter would later describe it as murder.

The Irsan family has attracted the support of radical leftist heroes, such New Black Panther Party leader Quannel X, who appears in this video defending the Irsans on the charges of fraud they would later plead guilty to.

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[SF-TX]

Ruth Nasrullah, now that you are no longer taking your orders from the men of CAIR (or, maybe you still are? that pesky Islamic doctrine of taqiyya), perhaps you would like to rejoin the conversations on this board. Of course, you won't be able to censor comments here.

Engaging in taqiyya is much more difficult here than on a blog where you control what comments are published.

In the past I have allowed commenters a lot of freedom, but that will no longer happen. I have control over publication of comments and I will not publish anything that is a personal insult, an irrational slur, an insult to any deity or prophet, or any profanity. You don’t have to like Islam and or Muslims to comment here, but you have to speak rationally for the privilege of joining the conversation. - Ruth Nasrullah

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[trvlr]

Originally Posted by T-Rock

Both shot 11 times in the back of a taxi.. Their last phone call is simply heart crushing...

> http://youtu.be/kf-kEkIKuJU

You weren't joking about that phone call... what a way to go.