Chad Groening – OneNewsNow
The head of a Christian ministry dedicated to exposing the truth about Islam says she’s not surprised that the Muslim parents of a Christian convert from Islam have decided to backtrack on an agreement that allows their daughter to stay with foster parents until her 18th birthday.
As previously reported, Ohio authorities recently announced a court settlement that permitted 17-year-old Rifqa Bary to remain free from her Muslim parents. The agreement would allow her stay in a foster home under state custody until she turns 18 in August, at which time she will be an adult and free to live where she chooses.
Rifqa ran away from her parents’ home last summer because she feared her father would harm or kill her for converting from Islam, and now her parents reportedly have backed out of the agreement and want a trial in Franklin County Juvenile Court to determine where Rifqa should live. Click here to continue reading.
