Woman Harassed in Public After Mosque Harassment Case, Files Police Report
Emmanuella Nauryzbayeva reported on Instagram that she was harassed in public in Almaty, Orda.kz reports.
In videos she shared, a passerby recognized her and began questioning her about the recent scandal before verbally abusing her — calling her a "shaitan" and accusing her of discrediting Islam. In another clip, the same man shouts after her: “Whore, just a regular whore.”
Nauryzbayeva has since filed a complaint with the police.
Earlier, the 23-year-old blogger said a man had blocked her exit from a mosque and pressured her into a so-called “one-time nikah” for intimate relations. After going public, she faced online backlash from those claiming she had provoked the man. He was later arrested and now faces criminal charges.
Original Author: Natalia Ovchinnikova
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