From The London Times: An Afghan who faced the death penalty for converting to Christianity from Islam has been freed in Kabul, according to the Afghan Ministry of Justice.Abdul Rahman, 41, was arrested for offending Islam about two weeks

Today Abdul Rahman was released from prison and promptly disappeared. An Afghan man who had faced the death penalty for abandoning Islam for Christianity was freed from prison and went into hiding Tuesday in Kabul after Muslim clerics threatened his…

Abdul Rahman, the Christian convert from Afghanistan who was on trial for his life and was released after worldwide attention and pressure, was released overnight and has vanished from sight.

I posted about this yesterday, but it sounds like Abdul Rahman is
already done for. He was released…

The Afghan court that was trying Abdul (or Abdur) Rahman for apostasy did him no favors by releasing him suddenly to his family…

I just the following AFP report (not yet linkable):Freed Afghan Christian under protection amid safety fears 28 March 2006 Copyright Agence France-Presse, 2006 All reproduction and presentation rights reserved. KABUL, March 28, 2006 (AFP) – An Afghan f…

is Abdul Rahman? He was released to his family (not cool since they were the ones who turned him in) and he just disappeared. Apparently Abdul’s witness is having a positive effect on his fellow countrymen in Afghanistan, CNS reports that interest in C…

Well I think he’s just in hiding, as he is transported to another country. Michelle Malkin has been all over this and has the latest details. Michelle is concerned that Mr. Rahman’s family was there when he was released. I don’t t…

Abdul Rahman, the Afghani convert from Islam to Christianity who was facing the death penalty for his conversion and whose case against him was dropped 2 days ago because he was “insane” (more likely because of political pressure) HAS VANI…

… in Christianity among Afghanis, because it was so prominent in the press for so long. God works in mysterious ways. (Hat…

Meanwhile, CNS News is reporting that the Abdul Rahman case has sparked a surge of interest in Christianity among Afghans:

As a Christian, I have it pretty easy living in Canada. Abdul Rahman has disappeared. It looks like things are heating up for the church in Afghanistan. God himself is the one with the power to protect his people from

Michelle Malkin has her usual excellent roundup on the latest news in the Rahman case. She notes Secretary of State’s Rice mistake (lie?) about Rahman’s sanity being an excuse for not prosecuting (it is), and she too points out the State Department’s…

Rahman’s conversion was 16 years ago, but in an apparent attempt by Rahman’s (ex)wife to gain custody of their children, she turned him in to the authorities.

Rahman’s conversion was 16 years ago, but in an apparent attempt by Rahman’s (ex)wife to gain custody of their children, she turned him in to the authorities.