المولوي أخرج بكفالة مالية: اوقفت لانني ساعدت النازحين السوريين
Read this story in Englishوافق مفوض الحكومة لدى المحكمة العسكرية القاضي صقر صقر على قرار اخلاء سبيل الموقوف شادي المولوي بكفالة مالية قدرها 500 ألف ليرة.
ولدى وصوله الى طرابلس وتحديداً الى مكتب مؤسسة وزير المال محمد الصفدي قال "اوقفت لانني ساعدت النازحين السوريين".
وكشف عن أنه اعترف بامور "تحت الضغط والتعذيب وتوقيفي هو توقيف سياسي".
وكان قاضي التحقيق العسكري نبيل وهبه قد عقد جلسة استجواب المولوي، في المحكمة العسكرية، في حضور وكيله المحامي محمد حافظه، وسط إجراءات أمنية مشددة.
وبعد الاستجواب قدم حافظة طلبا ثانيا لتخلية موكله وأحاله القاضي وهبه إلى القاضي صقر لابداء الرأي.
وقد ترافق صدور قرار اخلاء سبيله باطلاق المفرقعات ابتهاجاً في ساحة النور في طرابلس.
وكانت قد رجحت أوساط طرابلسية، لصحيفة "النهار"، تخلية المولوي الثلاثاء لعدم ثبوت أي اتهام ملموس في حقه، في حين أبدت مصادر أمنية معنية بالملف تخوفها مما وصفته بتسييس الملف واعتبرت ان مضمون الملف مليء بمعطيات عدة ولا أساس لكل ما تعلنه عائلة مولوي وعدد من النواب والافرقاء السياسيين.
وقد ادى توقيف المولوي سبت الاسبوع الفائت الى اندلاع اشتباكات في طرابلس، تركزت بين منطقتي جبل محسن ذات الغالبية العلوية المؤيدة للنظام السوري وباب التبانة ذات الغالبية السنية المؤيدة لحركة الاحتجاج السورية.
وبدأت الاشتباكات رفضاً للطريقة التي اعتقل فيها المولوي، "عبر استدراجه الى مركز الخدمات الاجتماعية لوزير المال محمد الصفدي في ساحة النور ظهر السبت، من قبل جهاز أمني بواسطة اتصال هاتفي به بحجة منحه مساعدة صحية".
من جهة أخرى، نفى وزير الخارجية عدنان منصور لصحيفة "الجمهورية" أن "تكون قطر قد هدّدت بطرد اللبنانيين العاملين فيها إذا لم تُحلّ قضية المواطن القطري من آل عطية".
وعطية هو أحد أفراد الشبكة السداسية التي تضم المولوي ولبنانيان آخران وأردنياً وفلسطينياً، بتهمة الانتماء الى تنظيم ارهابي، الا أنه أفرج عن عطية، بسبب اجراءه جراحة في الكلى.
ونقلت "الجمهورية" عن معلومات أن منصور التقى خلال زيارته لقطر بالمواطن عبد العزيز العطية، وأنه سمع من المسؤولين القطريين استياءً عارماً من ذكر اسم الرجل الذي لديه مصالح وشركات كبيرة وتربطه صلة قربى برئيس الوزراء القطري، أي ابن عمه.
وسأل المسؤولون القطريون وزير الخارجية "كيف يتمّ القبض عليه ونشر اسمه كاملاً قبل التأكد من المعلومات؟ ولماذا لم يقتصر الأمر على نشر أول احرف من اسمه كما هو متعارف عليه؟".
كما تبلغ منصور من المسؤولين القطريين أن كل ما في الأمر هو أن العطية رغب في مساعدة النازحين السوريين إنسانياً وصرف لهم لهذه الغاية مبلغاً بقيمة أربعة آلاف دولار، وإنّه سمع من الذين أبدى أمامهم رغبته في التبرع أنّ هناك شخصاً يدعى شادي المولوي وهو من يتكفل بإيصال هذا المبلغ إليهم، من دون تحديد ما إذا كانت وجهته للنازحين أم للمعارضة.
وأفاد المسؤولون أن "علاقته بالموقوف المولوي تقتصر على هذا الحدّ وليس هناك لا شبكة إرهابية ولا من يحزنون".
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mowaten,ft,kesrweneh.
their comments are full of hatred and insults. they do not deserve we waiste our time on them.
I feel lots of hate and racism in your post! ;)
But if being against Al Quaeda is racism then I m prout to be a racist.
Only in Lebanon are Al Qaida sympathizers supported by right-wing Christian (Geagea & Co.) groups. Only in Lebanon.
Stupid comment!Al Qaida supporters and hezb suporters are two sides of the same coin!
Geagea and this animal only happen to have one common goal: The fall of the syrian regime...but not for the same purpose or the same ideology...at all!
I agree, but this dude was not charged with a terrorist ACT and you should refrain from using alqaida term towards any suni religous man as it frankly reflects total ignorance/arrogance, there was no terrorist ACTION being committed by mawalwi here and please remember that the suni community stood behind the success of the army in naher barded. So yes mawlawi was arrested to scare people from helping the refugees and make an example, it backfired on the idiots. If you consider sympathizing/helping the syrian refugees as act of terror then 90 percent of sunis in lebanon are terrorists.
Lool mowaten... I guess those hezb guys arrested in iraq, phillipines, egypt, us, thailand, and south america were jailed because they lacked a visa hehehehe...
"resistance against israel"... Hehehehe...yeah right!
it seems all you need in this country is a few idiots with guns and you can begin to write your own laws. Weak action like this from the Lebanese judiciary proves they are corrupt and that anyone with wepons stands above the law. What a joke this thug is being hailed as a hero not condemed for the criminal he is. Lebanon will never be a state free of corruption that will stand up to the criminal element, thet can't for they then would have to stand against them selves. Clean out your closets Lebanon its time to take out the trash if you ever want your citizens to live as human beings!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Sopiha, no offence but this man is called Shadi which sounds much more Lebanese than Sophia:-) although I question is second name, al Mawlawi. Doesnt sound too Lebanese:-)
However, I, like you , fear the Salafist rise going on in Lebanon. We dont need another Hizbul. in Lebanon which will lead to a disastrous war. We dont need another group supported from abroad and we dont need a War between the Gulf leaders ( I say leaders because not all of the Gulf countries represent their people) and Iran on Lebanese soil.
Ulpianus, could you tell what sounds "lebanese"? There is no such thing as lebanese names. Our first names among muslims, druze, alawites, orthodox, are mostly arabic (such as the name shadi) while our first names among maronites are mostly french or english (say as roy). As for the last names almost all have arabic ones, regardless of religion/sect. Some have turkish, syriac or persian names but thats it. A name can not sound lebanese. El Hariri family is originally from the arab penninsula, sinno family is originally from maghreb, el hajj yemen, berri family name is from the arab penninsula originally, nasrallah is an arabic name that means God's victory, tuwaini family is yemenite, people with the last name haddad are split between aramaic origin and arab penninsula origin, qahwaji is a turkish last name, miqati is arabic last name, abou jamra is an arabic last name etc etc. And all of these last names exist among neighbouring people, they are not "lebanese" in any way.
Lebanese88.
Maronites in general going back just 50 years did not have "mostly" french names as you say it. This is a modern phenomena created in the post colonial era. It´s a sign of how some powers succeeded in spliting us up fully comparable with how some (for example) maronites associate themselves with france and "feels" they are culturally connected with France which I find laughable.
As for the name Haddad, it has a clear meaning in arabic.
While I dont think that its anybodys bznz what name you choose ( as a parent) I question the general direction of names nowadays. In many cases you can see that politics are affecting the names more than culture.
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..While among maronites you could find names like Charbel, Elias and Philemon in the past the names of today are totally unconnected with Lebanon or the area in names like John, Albert or Claudyne.
Same among muslims of course. Like who called his child Saed or Bahaa in Lebanon before? Shadi, Ziad and Talal were for example more typical for Lebanese muslims ( and christians dont forget ).
To sum it up. I think we should be proud of ourselves and dont let politics affect our names, or try to distance ourselves from "other filthy sects" with choosing totally unconnected names, showing our lack of culture and creativity. Lebanon is a country with at least as long history as France ( certainly longer)
Ulpianus, ziad, talal and shadi are all arabic names. I dont know how you got the idea that saad and bahaa are new names for lebanese. Arabic names have been in use in lebanon for 1300 years, whether its talal, muhammad, kamal, shadi, adnan, saad eddine, bahaa eddine, salah eddine, abdallah etc. There is not a single name that is "lebanese". Lebanon has been part of empires for thousands of years. There has never been an lebanese identity per say until after lebanon became an independant state.
Lebanese88
I did not in any way say that they are Lebanese names of Lebanese origin. What we are discussing here ( I think) is what names is traditionally used in Lebanon, and so can be called Lebanese.
Some of the names you mentioned, can be traced back to an era even long before the arabs....
( and about Saed and Bahaa I didnt say they are new names, but they were not as popular before as they are now, for political reasons. That was my point).
Anyway! Interesting discussion but I think we are out of the subject of the article:-)
Cheers
Did this guy ever took a shower? I thought lebanese they are very clean and they take shower,use perfum,sun tan.... What is weong with u lebanese..... I go back to my vodka and pork ribs....anyone wants to share...
Not many will understand what you just said...even if they understood they will brush you off
that's actually an old photo of him. when he was arrested he simply had a 2 day growth.
anybody is beginning to understand that wahaby and farsi are the same devil?or u need more time and more military equilibrium on the ground?????
great day for lebanon! now al Qaeda can run free, do all the bombings it wants, knowing since it has the support of Harriri Geagea and co. they will be unpunished. sad sad sad
MAzbout Muowate
But you forgot to add :
Hizbolla = iranian agents=syrian agents=drugs=car theft=assasination.
Idiot
reading the above comments.... you are the same ones who said: wait for the judicial decision.....
what happened to you guys?
you decided this guy is al qaeda and decided to throw all sorts of comments on him!
decide, what is it you want?
I for one hate all extremists, and do not approve any of their actions, but that does not mean, that I consider each and every one as a terrorist.
M8 along with their syrian masters have been putting in people s minds that the north of lebanon is an al qaeda hideout and that M14 is the only responsible for what is going on in syria...
reading some comments above it seems they have achieved their goal! all that because syria is in a bad position and are trying to involve lebanon in their fate.
so short thinking proves how narrow their minds are and lack clever analysis of the situation! if there are some extremists in the north they exaggerate their influence on purpose to scare people!
they just forget on purpose what kind of regime the syrian regime is and what their goal is...and soon will tell us that in syria it s the best democracy in the world just like orangina the clown did!
Is this how you talk to people in real life as well? You sound like a bigot. And yes, it appears you would say the same rude things to jesus for his beard, his teachings and his orders from God.
As usual, the cheap rhetoric permeates through every comment. Why are people saying "go hang yourself" ... everyone needs to relax. And yes, the Christian right in the country is a tool for the Salafi sponsors, the days of Camille Chamoun, Pierre Gemayel, Raymond Edde, even Bachir are over. Michel Aoun tried to take the Christians somewhere but the ego got the best of him and the rest--- wake up, and stop supporting Salafi's, these people will destroy everyone.
His family have been in lebanon for hundreds of years so ma 7ada jebo. There are maronites whos families have been in lebanon for less than 100 years yet they are still considered lebanese by you so dont be a hypocrite.
Judge Saqr Saqr decided on Tuesday to release Shadi al-Mawlawi after over a week in custody.
He declared upon his release that he was “wrongfully arrested for aiding Syrian refugees in Lebanon.”
“I was forced to make confessions under pressure and torture,” he added on his arrival in the northern city of Tripoli.
Islamist al-Mawlawi was released on bail of L.L. 500,000 after a hearing that was held on Tuesday, reported LBC television.
this comes out after march 8 supporters and especially illiterate FlameThrower came on here convicting the man before investigation was done! perfect example of why you should ignore such illiterates on this site...
ft, shame on you and the likes of you..nothing is worse than a stupid bigot..I even pity you…
Your comment is curious. Putting the words "islamists rugheads" and "sane society" in the same sentence. Also, a question to ponder on. Should a person be "found innocent" or proven guilty in a "sane society?"
Why would $400,000 be distributed by the Qatari sheikh directly to the refugees by an individual? Why don't that many be given to the UN agency who is currently in charge.
$400,000 with no accountability..WOW! Where is the logic in that...
Lebanese88.
I have to disagree with you my friend regarding lebanese names. Most Christians names in Lebanon might sound french or of french version but in reality they are all hebrew, greek, and aramaic. For example Maroun( maron) is aramaic, goerge is greek(yorgo), ellie or Elias ( elia) is hebrew, boutros is greek and so on. As for haddad its an assyrian name its mentiones in the bible on many occasions. And i would say about 80% of names of our towns and cities are hebrew or aramaic (syriac). Aramaic is the official language of the church in Lebanon and the entire eastern church apart from Egypt which is coptic.
Lol phoenician, i expect such a comment from someone who thinks he is phoenician. However you twist things, neither of these names are lebanese. By the way, in case you didnt know, there saudis and other khaleejis with the last name haddad. Part of the haddad family in lebanon came from arabia and part of it came from aramic people from iraq. Also, most christian do use the western versions of these names and not the hebrew, greek versions of it. The point is whether a lebanese is called george or muhammad, neither of these names are lebanese. Whatever the language of the church is, the only people in lebanon who speak aramaic are the syriacs (siryen) and some priests, inother words, less than 0,1 %. Dont twist facts and stop inventing a false history for your family.
Lebanese88.
I am sorry to say that you are blinkered and your opinion is based on sentiment and not fact. Neither history nor geography indicates that Lebanon is an Arabic country. The arabs arrived 1300years ago but we have 4700years of history before them. As for surnames you have Aoun surnames even in Iraq because of intermarriage, i was talking about the origin of names and i agree with you there is no such thing as Lebanese names any more but the same thing goes to the rest of the world. Furthermore i am in a position to tell you that i am 100% of phoenician decent because ive had DNA test. As for the Aramaic language all priests have to speak Aramaic and not just few,i do and so does my family because this is who we are.
Lebanese88.
Read books and follow documentaries and dont base your oponion on sentiments. And for the record i can confirm that i am of phoenician decent because ive had DNA tests to confirm.