Iraqi national Salvan Momika, who drew the reaction of Muslims by burning the Qur’an on the first day of Eid al-Adha in Stockholm, the capital of Sweden, is a former member of the Isa Ibn Maryam Brigade affiliated to Imam Ali Brigades under the umbrella of Iran-backed Shiite Hashd al-Shaabi. turned out to be.
IMAGES HAVE BEEN AGENDA IN SOCIAL MEDIA
The action in which 37-year-old Iraqi national Salvan Momika burned the Quran on 28 June in Stockholm, the capital of Sweden, remains on the agenda. It turned out that Momika, who was born in the Hamdaniye district of Mosul, where the majority of Christians are, is a former member of the Isa ibn Maryam Brigade affiliated with the Imam Ali Brigades under the pro-Iran Hashd al-Shaabi forces.
After the terrorist organization DAESH occupied Mosul in 2014, the images of Momika, a member of the Isa Ibn Meryem Brigade affiliated to Hashd al-Shaabi, wearing military clothes in the war zone, became the agenda on social media after her action in Sweden.
GERMANY REJECTED, GOES TO SWEDEN
Momika also established a militia called “Assyrian Falcons” with the support of Hashd al-Shaabi forces. Momika, who founded the Syriac Union Party after the liberation of Mosul, left Iraq on the grounds that she was threatened and applied to Germany as an asylum seeker. After Momika’s application was rejected, she moved to Sweden. In an interview she gave to the media after her act on Wednesday, Momika said she came to Sweden 5 years ago and described herself as an “atheist”. For Momika, who is stated to be one of the political activists of the Aramean-Syriac community, the words “Salvan Momika: the spokesperson and representative of the Arameans in Iraq” were used in the social media account of the Aramean community in 2016.
