Model murdered for not wearing Islamic clothes

Rauda Athif, 21, a Muslim Maldivian woman who made the cover of Vogue India, was murdered on March 29th

“Modeling is a hobby rather than a career for me, since I’m studying to become a doctor,” she told the fashion magazine at the time.

She was found hanged in her dorm room at Islami Bank Medical College in Rajshahi, Bangladesh. The government who performed the autopsy, and who are trying to avoid a crisis, ruled it suicide. Her family say she was murdered and it was staged to look like suicide.

The bruise marks found around her neck, most likely from strangulation, were deemed "birthmarks" by the autopsy.

Her brother Rayyan said the extremists were angry after she defended people who were bullied over their religious beliefs

“There have been a series of murders in Bangladesh which have been staged to look like suicides, and Islamic extremists have been suspected to be behind these atrocities,” he said.

An Atheist blogger was hacked to death with a machete at another university near by, back in 2015.

“[Rauda’s] style of clothing was branded as ‘immodest’ and ‘un-Islamic’ even though she adhered to the dress code in the college premises by wearing a veil covering her face.”

“But she was criticized for wearing jeans and was repeatedly told she couldn’t wear it at the Muslim college – which has a lot of extremist connections and support. Other students have also been subjected to this type of bullying.”

A week prior to her murder, Rauda contacted her family one night saying her drink had been spiked with sleeping pills.

Rauda “always looked happy,” according to Mahmuda Begum, superintendent of the women’s dorm. Begum said, “It is hard to believe she would commit suicide.”

Pamela Geller, a free-speech activist and critic of Islamic supremacism, wrote:

"Where’s Vogue’s coverage of this? Where is the march for women living under the boot of Shariah?

Feminists and women’s fashion magazines continue to pay tribute to this most vicious ideology. The garb of oppression has become the new symbol of the Western feminist movement. It’s analogous to the swastika becoming the icon of Jewish identity."

Source: http://mobile.wnd.com/2017/04/vogue-cover-model-murdered-for-not-wearing-islamic-clothing/