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Pakistani High Court Rules That Blasphemy Law "Does Not Apply To Dreams"
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Recently, the Lahore High Court (LHC) declared that individuals cannot be prosecuted under blasphemy law for what they see in their dreams or for sharing their thoughts, visions, and emotions with others during those times. Judge Justice Tariq Saleem Sheikh declared the First Information Report (FIR) by the Saddar Police Station of Mianwali against the petitioner invalid. According to the complainant, the petitioner’s claim that he could fly and see Allah and various companions of the Holy Prophet Muhammad in his dreams could hurt the religious feelings of the Muslim community. The counsel said that the petitioner is only accused of telling a group of people about his dreams where he saw God and some holy figures, and such narration is not an offense under Section 295-A of the Pakistani Penal Code, one of the aspects of the law that criminalizes blasphemy.
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Pakistani High Court Rules That Blasphemy Law "Does Not Apply to Dreams"
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