La fatwa decretata dall’imam Khomeini e che condanna a morte Salman Rushdie restera’ ‘eternamente’ in vigore. Lo ha ribadito come ogni anno una fondazione legata allo Stato iraniano citata dall’agenzia ufficiale Irna. L’imam Khomeini decretò la fatwa contro lo scrittore britannico per il suo libro ‘I Versetti satanici’, romanzo ispirato al Corano considerato blasfema e oltraggioso verso i musulmani.
Fonte: Wall Street Italia
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