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  'Our forbidden love sparked a religious riot': How sectarian clashes killed 15 in Cairo after 'church imprisoned Christian woman who
  converted to Islam for marriage'
  By DAILY MAIL REPORTER
  Updated: 17:23 GMT, 15 May 2011
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
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  The Christian woman whose decision to convert to Islam to marry her Muslim
  lover sparked riots in Cairo has spoken of her ordeal.
  
  Twenty-five-year-old Abeer Fakhri was held against her will at a Cairo church after she decided to change her faith
  so should divorce her husband to be with her Muslim lover.
  
  
  When rumours of her imprisonment spread they led to an explosion of sectarian violence in the city that left 15 people dead and a church
  in flames.
  
  
  
  Mob: Firemen fight the fire at Imbaba's Virgin Mary Church surrounded by a crowd of
  angry Muslims
  
  Ms Fakhri had been seeking to escape an abusive marriage and marry her
  Muslim partner, Yassin Thabet.
  
  With divorce strictly prohibited by the Coptic Christian Church, she found no other way
  to be with her lover but to convert to Islam, which does
  allow divorce.
  
  
  
  
  
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  Late last year, the couple eloped. But Ms Fakhri's family
  located her and handed her over to church
  officials who imprisoned her in the Cairo district of Imbaba.
  
  
  She said the church didn't hurt her, 'but only talked to me
  about why I am leaving my religion after the
  25 years I remained a Christian.'
  
  She was taken by the church to live in 'a room with no windows.'
  
  'I couldn't get out,' she said. 'They always lock the doors and I stay in.'
  
  Ms Fakhri told how she pleaded with Mr Thabet over the phone
  for help, and gave him her location. He responded by rallying
  Islamic hard-liners, who led attacks on the district's churches.
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  Inferno: Clashes between Christians and Muslims left 15 people dead and more than 200 injured
  
  Bearded fundamentalists, known as Salafis, and thugs wielding swords stormed Imbaba's Virgin Mary Church,
  destroying pews, smashing windows and tearing down religious icons.
  
  
  One fact-finding mission said that the attackers slaughtered the church's Christian guard and burned his body before setting fire to the building.
  
  
  
  A short distance away, the mob tried to storm the Mar Mina Church, where they clashed for hours with local Christians who formed a human shield
  around the building.
  
  Instead, the attackers set fire to two six-floor buildings
  and damaged several shops while exchanging gunfire and
  firebombs with Christians.
  
  Dozens of armored vehicles and hundreds of soldiers flooded
  the district, but the fighting raged for hours.
  
  
  Fifteen people were killed and more than 200 were injured.
  
  
  
  
  Fighting: Egyptians gather next to a building belonging
  to Christians that was set on fire during clashes between Muslims and Christians in the Imbaba neighborhood of Cairo
  
  In her home village, Ms Fakhri's cousin, Eid Hanna, said that
  she had been married since 2008 and that her Christian husband repeatedly beat her up.
  
  
  
  'She rarely stayed at her husband's place and most of the time she was at her parents' house,' he said.
  
  
  Mr Hanna, a 41-year-old baker, said that a priest tried
  to mend relations between the two but it didn't work.
  
  Ms Fakhri and Mr Thabet decided to flee from their home village deep in southern Egypt to a northern Nile Delta city.
  
  
  In similar cases, women have been killed by their
  own families for having an affair with a man from another religion.
  
  Conservative Egyptian families - both Christian and Muslim
  - perceive conversion as a social stigma. It is
  also religiously prohibited.
  
  After leaving her Christian husband, Ms Fakhri and Mr Thabet wed
  in an informal ceremony recognized by Islam but not by Christianity.
  She was detained in the past week for questioning over allegations of polygamy.
  
  
  
  
  Set alight: Christians look at a church which was set on fire during clashes between Muslims and Christians in the heavily populated area
  of Imbaba in Cairo last night
  
  Father Abanoub Tharwat, deputy bishop in the southern city of Assuit,
  said he deals with dozens of cases of women converting to Islam.
  
  
  Most of the cases are driven by 'women fed up with their husbands and who want divorces or women who
  had extramarital relations and want to cover
  it up,' he said.
  
  He said the church does not go after the women to force them to return to Christianity, but added that the
  church interferes when the motive for conversion is not purely religious.
  
  
  Islamic extremists view church intervention as 'abductions' of Muslims
  and they accuse the church of torturing them and keeping them in underground cells.
  
  
  
  
  Tensions: Egyptians gather next to a building belonging
  to Christians that was set on fire during clashes
  
  In the aftermath of the revolution that toppled former President Hosni Mubarak,
  the Christian minority has been demanding a better position in society.
  
  
  
  At the same time, Muslim hard-liners who have risen to prominence are using anti-Christian rhetoric to boost
  their campaign to bring about an Islamic state in Egypt.
  
  
  'We feel that there is a big plan plotted by the Islamic
  extremists to take the country backwards,' Father Tharwat said.
  'If things remain as they are, Christians here are ready for martyrdom.'
  
  Some observers say that behind the attack on Imbaba's Christians are groups that seek to undermine the revolution: a
  combination of Mubarak loyalists, members of his disbanded National Democratic party and hard-line clerics with ties to the former state security apparatus.
  
  
  Military officials, quoted in daily papers, shared that
  view, blaming ruling party remnants, but without naming anyone.
  
  
  Under Mubarak, authorities had tried to brush sectarian violence under the rug,
  forcing feuding Muslim and Christian clans into grudging agreements while failing to address the root
  causes of the violence or arrest perpetrators.
  
  
  The scale of the violence in Imbaba has forced the country's military rulers to act.
  More than 200 people - Muslims and Christians - were arrested and sent for
  trial before military tribunals.
  
  
  
  Burnt-out: Christians look at the church which was set on fire
  
  
  
  Cost: A Coptic Christian priest inspects the damage at the church which was set on fire in the night
  during clashes in the Imbaba
  
  At least two public fact-finding missions have been launched to pin down details of how the violence happened.
  
  
  
  And the military and transitional civilian government moved to address some
  of the policies that Christians say relegate them to second-class status in Egypt.
  
  
  Among them are restrictions on where Christians can build churches,
  in place even though they make up an estimated 10 percent of Egypt's
  population of 80 million. Most of them are Copts.
  
  On Wednesday, the government formed a National Justice Committee that has 30 days
  to draw up a law for the building of places of worship
  with the same rules for Muslims and Christians.
  
  
  
  
  Martyrs: Egyptian Christians carry the coffin of one of the
  victims of the clashes with Muslims in the streets of
  Imbaba, western Cairo, during a funeral ceremony at Giza church
  
  
  
  
  
  Sectarian: Egyptian Coptic Christians carry a coffin containing one
  of the victims killed in clashes between Muslims and Christians, during the funeral mass in Cairo
  
  The committee will also look into reopening nearly 50 churches shut down under Mubarak's rule for reasons
  seen by Christians as discriminatory.
  
  The government also promised a law banning sectarian incitement and protests in front of mosques or churches and the committee will look
  into handling all issues relating to conversions.
  
  
  
  Christian activist-lawyer Amir Ramzy called the moves 'a happy surprise' for Christians.
  
  
  'These demands have been there forever and no government felt the urge to meet them.
  In 30 days, we will have what we have been asking for for
  30 years,' he said.
  
  'These were the seeds of sectarian tensions and this is the right
  way to uproot them.'

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