The imprisonment of a defendant who encroached on the Divine Self and spreading atheistic ideas on social media

Nasser Al-Shayeb, Chief Prosecutor stated that the Public Prosecution had received a notification from the Anti-Cyber Crime Department monitoring an account on the Twitter social networking site in which its owner had posted tweets containing an infringement of the Islamic religion and contempt of its rituals, and the prosecution began an investigation into the incident upon receiving that report. The tweets posted on that account showing that they included encroachment on the divine self, the Islamic religion and the Noble Qur’an, and insulting to the symbols of the religion, and pictures bearing the same aspects of infringement, including a picture of the cover of the Holy Qur’an in a way that makes fun of it and what it contains the noble verses, as well as a denial of the constants and known from the religion.