"He will be released," State Department spokesman Sean McCormack told reporters. "I understand now that the details of his release and any potential onward travel are being handled as a private matter." (Reuters)
I rejoice over the release of Abdul Rahman and thank all those who played any part in bringing pressure to this end. It is very important for Abdul's safety that he find refuge from those who would take the law into their own hands and murder him. Please keep writing and praying. This was emphasized last Friday by my guest, Professor William Wagner, author of "How Islam Plans to Change the World"
Here's the latest from WorldNetDaily on this story:
Afghanistan to free convert State Department spokesman: 'He will be released'
Rahman seeks asylum outside Afghanistan
U.N. working with Kabul on processing request by Christian convert
2 more Afghan Christiansreportedly thrown into jail Muslims protest dropping of chargesagainst man who converted from Islam
Hear interview with Professor Wagner(See 3/24/05)
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