Jordanian court rules on woman claiming sheikh role
The Amman Magistrate's Court of Justice sentenced a woman, who claimed to be a "Sheikhah," to guilty verdicts on charges of fraud and witchcraft through the Snapchat platform. According to the ruling, the woman lured another woman by claiming she could resolve her marital disputes, then demanded personal and family photos from her and threatened to publish them and harm her family if she did not pay an amount exceeding $35,000. The Public Prosecution accused her of threats, electronic fraud, and witchcraft. The court imposed a fine of 10 dinars and dropped the cases related to the last two charges after the victim waived her personal rights.
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