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Interior Ministry: Tazir death penalty for drug trafficker
The Ministry of Interior in Saudi Arabia announced the implementation of the death penalty by stoning for Syrian citizen Faraj Muhammad Al-Ahmad, after he was convicted of receiving amphetamine pills with the intention of trafficking in Riyadh region. These procedures followed the arrest of the defendant and the issuance of charges against him, and it was confirmed that the sentence is final after his appeal and its approval by the Supreme Court. The execution took place on July 30, 2026. Saudi Arabia emphasizes that the enforcement of Shariah rulings aims to protect society from drugs, combat drug traffickers and dealers, and preserve the security of citizens and residents.
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