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Mohammad was accused of threats after sending several SMS messages to Raja in September 2016.
In the reports, the profiled Islamist writes, among other things, that the parliamentarian is a "dirty pig" who should burn in hell.
A video Mohammad put on Youtube about Raja after the case was known by the media is also part of the lawsuit. In the video, Mohammad presents an assessment of what will happen to Raja. In the video, Mohammad says among other things that "a fatwa is not necessary".
In the verdict of the Oslo District Court announced Tuesday, the accused should have known that there was a threat of murder likely to cause serious fear to the police. In respect of Raja.
Abid Raja, leftist politician, at the Oslo district court trial.
Photo: Martin H. W. Sunday / NRK
– Volunteer living in Norway
Mohammad, who lost Nav support when he did not meet for the first court hearing in October, is also charged with raja raja for 150,000 crowns.
According to the attorney of assistance to Rajas, Olle Nohlin, it is "probably the highest riot sentenced to threats in Norway".
Raja himself writes in a text that he is relieved and happy with the verdict and that he has had to bear the burden of living with the threats.
"I hope it will soon be the last sentence and that Islamists and extremists will learn to follow the rules of the game of democracy.
– You do not like these extremists Norwegian and Norwegian, there is no obligation to live here. It's free to go elsewhere. And if they choose to live here, they must understand that this is freedom of expression, freedom of religion, gender equality and diversity, "said Raja.
Most serious video
The sentence also indicates that the gravity of the threats comes first and foremost from the video "Truth – Response to Abid Raja & Co by Mohyeldeen Mohammad", as published by Mohammad on Youtube on September 27.
Here, praise Mohammad Allah and read the Qur'an, partly in Norwegian and partly in Arabic, on a hymn inspired by the IS and played in the background. Mohammad says among other things in the video:
"No fatwa is needed for the two people mentioned, the ones I mentioned are kuffar (infidelity) and Murtaine (absent), and that they do not represent any Muslim" and further:
"No Muslim in place … can stand these dogs as suitcases, and those of you who support them, Allah will hold you responsible on the Day of Judgment …".
Attorney General Frederik G. Ranke believes the verdict is important.
"It is an important judgment, because Mohammad has long been a representative of one of the most extreme environments in Norway, he threatened Abid Raja, parliamentary representative, of death." It is an attack on democracy and democratic values in Norwegian society.
Did not meet the trial – stopped
Mohammad was found tried in Morocco when the trial should have started in October. The prosecutor thinks that he fled the country to avoid ending up in court.
The trial was postponed until 13 November. The previous night, Mohammad had an agreement with PST and was arrested the next morning before the trial began. He was also arrested in order to make sure he met the trial well.
In court, Mohammad said that he was not supposed to threaten Raja. At the same time, he declared that he would "reprimand" the left-wing politician for his statements about the nikab and the hijab.
– I have never threatened, and to say what I think of him, I find you in freedom of expression. To tell your pig, go to hell, it's not every day, but we say it in Norway, said Mohammad, who has been living in Norway since the age of three.
Raja said that he was very scared by Mohammad's statements, especially in the Youtube video.
– This video is a regular threat. There is no other way to interpret it. Mohammad says that Muslims must be angry and react by saying that they do not need a fatwa and that, like me, they must be punished, said Raja in his explanations.
Senior researcher Thomas Hegghammer of the Center for Extremism Research testified at the trial that these statements constituted a legitimization of Islamist-motivated violence against Raja.
"It's not a threat in the sense of" I'm going to kill you. "It's important in
Leftist politician Abid Raja talks with NRK after witnessing the Oslo court. Raja says that he took Mohyeldeen's threats seriously.
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