Myanmar national executed in Makkah for killing Pakistani resident
Saudi authorities executed a Myanmar national in Makkah after he was convicted of fatally stabbing a Pakistani resident.
In Makkah, Saudi authorities executed a Myanmar national on September 13, 2026, following his conviction for fatally stabbing a Pakistani resident. Yaseen Mohammed Ramadan Abu Al-Hussain, the convicted murderer, was put to death after a court found him guilty of multiple stab wounds that led to the death of Abdulhamid Suleiman Abdulrashid, a Pakistani national.
The Ministry of Interior disclosed that the perpetrator was apprehended by security forces and subsequently presented to a court, where he was sentenced to death. This verdict, which had already been affirmed by the Supreme Court following an appeal, was carried out in accordance with Islamic law through a royal decree. The Ministry of Interior emphasized the kingdom's dedication to preserving security, ensuring justice, and enforcing Islamic law against individuals who threaten the safety of others.
They also cautioned that anyone contemplating such violent acts would face the corresponding legal consequences.
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