Rifqa Bary: The Father and the Islamic Society Tell Their Lies

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• Description : Rifqa Bary said she ran to Orlando ...(more)to save her life, but her father and the Islamic Society of Central Florida said she's being "brainwashed by a cult", "kidnapped by a cult", a "rebel", a "troubled teen". Well, which is it? Brainwashed by a cult? Which is the cult? One that calls for the murder of a daughter who shames the family by not wearing the proper head dress, or wanting live a free life, or dating the wrong Muslim boy, or choosing another religion? Or is it the religion that offers sanctuary? Rifqa Bary's father is alleging that she was "brainwashed by the Pastor" of a church. Pastor Lorenz responded that Rifqa had been a Christian for four years, "long before he met her". Let's look at the facts. Below is Rifqa's myspace page - last log in 2007. She had already converted then. Rifqa told Pastor Lorenz she converted four years ago - the myspace page is evidence of at least two yearst There's more evidence on that same my space page. Check out "Christian layout" and her favorite movie "A Walk to Remember" (a good Christian flick that I love watching with my kinderlach) The movie is about a Pastor's daughter, a good Christian girl that changes the life of a popular but rebellious boy through her indomitable spirit, purity and goodness. A Walk to Remember found a warm reception in the Christian community due to the film's pandering; as one reviewer approvingly noted, "The main character is portrayed as a Christian without being psychopathic or holier-than-thou" (Wikipedia here) Further, under Rifqa's favorite book, there is a small icon of a page from the bible. The passage highlighted? Love is patient. Notice how it's all done cryptically as if she is hiding. JC is Jesus Christ. The movie is a Christian movie. The book is the bible. And this is 2007. The family that is accusing her of lying and saying "she is free to practice her Christianity" is a devout Muslim family. It was the members of the family's mosque that alerted Rifqa's father of her conversion to Chrisitianity. The devout family's mosque. How can this girl be safe? The Islamic Society of Central Florida President Imam Muhammad Musri wonders if Rifqa is "nothing more than a troubled teen" and a " rebel teenager running away from home". Let's look at the hard facts. When I first ran the story of a missing teen in Ohio here on August 3rd, she was feared dead - my headline was , "Fathima Rifqa Bary: I hope she got away". The report said, "according to police, the girl's friends told detectives that it was possible she ran away because of conflicting religious beliefs in her home". Counter Jihad blog has this update from Rifqa's friend: I know that her dad is a threat to her, because I am friends with her and have heard her talk about it. In addition, when she took off and ran, I was one of the last people to talk to her via cell phone and as a result her dad started obsessively calling me and being very harsh and threatening towards me, while demanding that i tell him where she went to. So all of this "troubled teen" propaganda is a yarn spun to con the authorities into sending this girl back to a dangerous and deadly situation. She is not only in jeopardy from her father and other family members but from all devout Muslims. She committed the worst of all sins, apostasy. And she broke the code of silence. (less)