Our Ministry of Foreign Affairs should step in to prevent the execution of Rahman Nizami in Bangladesh

ADNAN OKTAR: Rahman Nizami is in a position where he has to put the good of Islam before his Muslim pride. The government says he will be pardoned if he apologizes for his past deeds. I don't know if they are honest or if it is not just a part of their plot. Where is the harm in an apology? It is alright, just say "I am sorry, forgive me for my mistakes." You are being threatened with execution. According to the Quran, if someone is forced to deny God under threat of death, it is not a sin to do so. For example, a man is threatened, saying "We will let you go if you deny God", and when he denies God, he is released. But he doesn't mean what he says; he does so unwillingly just to save his own life. Why don't you do the same to save your own life? Why do you make this a matter of pride? Some people encourage his behavior and present it as heroism. Just apologize and ask for a pardon. We know that you didn't do anything wrong. He says, "If I ask f