In today's column, Prof. Dr. Hayrettin Kahraman, a columnist in Yeni Safak Newspaper, drew attention to the atrocities exposed to the Pakistani neurology expert Aafia Siddiqui, who developed a program to neutralize the biological weapons that the imperialist United States consumes billions of dollars.

"Has such persecution been seen?"

"Her name is Aafia Siddiqui, at her 30s, a Pakistani neurologist. She is the only doctor with an honorary degree from Harvard. She has 144 honorary diplomas from various universities. She studied at many universities in the field of the nervous system. There is not even a doctor in the US at her level.

She completed medicine and neurology at the Massachusetts University of Technology [MIT], one of the most important universities in the United States.

She was working on an original program that would protect people from the destruction of biological weapons, and the successful conclusion of this program would neutralize those weapons that the United States had spent billions of dollars on.

U.S. Intelligence has offered her "to terminate the program and to buy the project till the point she had developed with a big amount of money," she refused the proposal by saying, "I haven't finished yet."

US intelligence has kidnapped her along with her three children, with permission of Pakistan, without evidence and unfounded linked her to Al-Qaeda. She has been in prison since March 2003. They imprisoned her along with men in Bagram prison, the worst fame of US-Afghanistan prison. Her cell is open to the guards and other detainees, and the guards are constantly torturing her. Because of the rape of other prisoners, her screams were scratching ears all night long.

She lost a kidney and intestines due to torture.

It was not possible for even the most powerful men to endure the tortures inflicted on her, according to a British newspaper (Yvonne Ridley). Her situation was heartbreaking when she appeared at the court in New York for the first time. She was not treated properly of her injuries in the chest happened when she was kidnapped. One of her kidneys and part of her intestine was taken, she could not stand. She could sit with the help of others, she was very weak, and she was bleeding.

They're saying one of her torture cases: The Qur'an was torn apart, its pages were laid down, and she was asked to walk through on the holy pages while she was bleeding. The purpose was to show the other prisoners the Holy Book contaminated with her blood.

I could not find out about the latest situation of oppressed Aafia, whose psychology was upset by the injected drugs and the subsequent tortures, who started to hallucinate with the pain of her missing children, who were in need of emergency intervention and treatment, but was not allowed.

It must be the first duty of every person to convey to the world public opinion about what is done to her.

Her mother had the opportunity to talk to her on the phone during a Ramadan. She told her mother:

I often dream our Prophet [Peace and blessing be upon him]. Once He took me to Aisha, said, "take our daughter with you."

Those who sent me the story of what happened to Siddiqui, with an Arabic text, put an end with this prayer:

O our daughter, who is locked up in prison like Yousef Prophet and has been slandered like Aisha [The wife of Prophet], may Allah restrain your suffering and may give you your freedom. What a pleasure that our Prophet has loved you. Even the smallest gift of heaven will make you forget all your pain and the oppressors will pay for what they have done.

Who is Aafia Siddiqui?

Dr. Aafia Siddiqui was born in Karachi in 1972 and studied medicine in America. She studied medicine at MIT [Massachusetts Institute of Technology], studied neurology and graduated as a brain surgeon.

After completing her education, she returned to her country and started wearing a headscarf there.

Returning home after completing her studies, Dr. Aafia Siddiqui went to the airport with her three children to visit her mother from Islamabad to Karachi in 2003. After that date, she disappears mysteriously and there was no news heard from the young doctor and her children for the next five years.

According to Siddiqui, she was kidnapped on the way to the airport that day. She claims that the kidnappers separated her children Ahmad, Maryam, and her baby from her on that day.

The last thing she remembers was that she has injected a medicine from her arm that day. Then she opens her eyes in a prison cell. She believes she was currently on a military base in Afghanistan. Because she was hearing warplanes land and takeoff.

Siddiqui says she has been alone in this prison cell for more than five years. She was questioned by the Americans without wearing masks and uniforms.

They made her listened to her children's terrifying screams for days. In the meantime, she just had the opportunity to see her baby Suleiman behind frosted glass. They also showed her 7-years-old son Ahmed's photograph laying down in blood. They said Maryam have died of a disease.

Siddiqui says she was forced to write hundreds of pages of dirty bombs and biological attack weapons with viruses.

Missing in 2003, Dr. Aafia Siddiqui was found in 2008. Kidnapped with her three children, Dr. Aafia Siddiqui was detained by Pakistani police and sold to the United States for money.

All these information are learned from the research of the famous journalist Yvonne Ridley, who was then taken hostage by the Taliban in Afghanistan and then converted to Islam.

Ridley's study on the Pakistani woman reveals that she disappeared in 2003 when she went to the airport to travel from Karachi to Islamabad with her three children.

No one knows what happened to her after that time, but only in the American press reports that this woman was arrested and handed over to American forces by Pakistani police.

American Intelligence has been keeping Dr. Aafia Siddiqui with massive persecution for 11 years, with the lie that she was Al-Qaeda's agent.

ILKHA