Amy Mek
Update: January 30
Eyewitness Heard Gunshots During Momika’s Live Execution
New details have emerged from Salwan Momika’s assassination, including an eyewitness account from a viewer who watched his final live stream.
- More than 2,000 people were watching when Momika was shot.
- A viewer, Linda, described hearing someone scream, followed by four gunshots.
- Monika had previously acknowledged he was a target, referencing a Lebanese medium who predicted his death in 2024.
- He funded his activism through social media, earning money from TikTok gifts, paid X (Twitter) subscriptions, and cryptocurrency donations.
- TikTok repeatedly banned his accounts, but he continued creating new ones to broadcast his message.
Source: SVT
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Update: January 30
Salwan Najem, who previously burned Qurans alongside Salwan Momika, has blasted Sweden’s government and police, accusing them of losing control and failing to protect critics of Islam.
“This fucking government has lost control,” Najem told Swedish media, denouncing Sweden’s refusal to stop Islamic violence.
In the summer of 2023, Najem and Momika burned the Quran together on several occasions. In August of the same year, charges were brought against both of them, alleging that they had ‘desecrated the Quran.’
Najem learned of Momika’s execution minutes after it happened through viewers who had been watching the livestream. When he called Momika’s wife, she was at the hospital, crying, and confirmed that he was dead.
Overnight, Najem received at least 100 death threats, many in Swedish, warning that he was next. He predicts that ex-priest and Quran burner Jade Sandberg will be targeted after him.
Despite the clear threats, Swedish police rejected Najem’s request for protected housing. They told him he ‘does not need’ shelter, even though he fears for his life.
Najem was interrogated by Swedish police on Thursday night. He was skeptical when officers called from a protected number and initially refused to speak to them when they showed up at his home. He admitted that he would not have trusted them if they had been of a foreign background.
Swedish authorities have spent months condemning Quran burnings as “Islamophobic acts” while ignoring Islamic violence.
Najem, who had stopped burning Qurans, is now considering starting again in honor of Momika:
“I must support the blood that was sacrificed for Sweden. The one who died today. I must support him.”
This exposes Sweden’s total failure—protecting Islam while sacrificing its own citizens. The execution of Islam’s critics has begun.
Source: Samnytt
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Update: January 30
Five Suspects Arrested in Momika’s Assassination
Swedish authorities have arrested five men in connection with the assassination of Salwan Momika.
- Four suspects were arrested two hours after the murder, and a fifth was taken into custody later in the night.
- The suspects, aged between 20 and 60, all live in Södertälje, with several residing near the crime scene.
- Some of the suspects are family members.
- Most have no prior criminal records, though some have minor offenses.
Police searched Momika’s balcony and nearby rooftops, gathering evidence. Authorities are also investigating whether the attack was partially broadcast live on TikTok.
The prosecutor has until Sunday to decide whether to officially charge and detain the suspects.
Source: Expressen
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UPDATE: January 30
Salwan Momika issued the following written statement to Swedish media group Samnytt regarding the incitement against an ethnic group charges filed against him.
“I did not know that Sweden would submit to Islam and Muslims, defending the Quran—a book written by bandits and criminals. This is a dangerous sign that freedom of expression and thought in Sweden is now truly at risk.
I see this as the first step toward Islamic Sharia law ruling Sweden, paving the way for blasphemy laws to punish anyone who dares to think, question, or criticize religion. In all developed countries, thinkers and intellectuals are rewarded—except in Sweden, where they are oppressed and subjected to a legal war to silence them.
Finally, I am not afraid. No matter how hard they try, I will not remain silent. I will continue to expose Islam and the ongoing project to Islamize Sweden and the West. I have sacrificed my safety—and even my life—for the sake of Sweden and the West. Your accusations will not scare me. I am prepared for whatever scenarios are being planned against me behind the scenes. This is a clear political decision.”
— Salwan Momika
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Update: January 30
UPDATE: Swedish Court Postpones Quran Burning Verdict Following Momika’s Assassination
The Stockholm District Court has announced that the verdict in Salwan Momika’s hate speech case has been postponed following his assassination.
Momika and his associate, Salwan Najem, were scheduled to receive their verdict today on four charges of “incitement against an ethnic group” for their Quran burnings. However, with Momika now dead, the court stated that it must adjust the ruling accordingly. The new decision is set to be announced on Monday, February 3, at 11:00 a.m.
This latest development highlights the absolute farce of Sweden’s so-called “justice” system. Swedish authorities spent months persecuting Momika, preparing to criminalize him for offending Islam while allowing known terrorists and extremists to roam freely.
Now, just hours before his scheduled conviction, he was executed—on Swedish soil, in a Sharia-style hit.
Shockingly, Momika’s legal troubles mirrored those of other Islam critics, including Rasmus Paludan, who was sentenced for “slandering Islam.” Sweden’s increasing willingness to punish critics of Islam while allowing actual jihadist violence to spread unchecked is now more evident than ever.
Stay tuned for further updates as the investigation into Momika’s assassination continues.
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Södertälje, Sweden – Iraqi-born Islam critic Salwan Momika was shot and killed on Wednesday night in Södertälje while live-streaming on social media. The assassination took place in an apartment building in the Hovsjö district, sending shockwaves through Sweden and beyond.
Authorities received reports of gunfire at approximately 11 p.m., marking yet another violent incident in Stockholm County. However, this was not gang-related. Instead, the target was Momika, known internationally for his Quran burnings in Sweden.
Murder Caught on Camera
During the attack, Momika was broadcasting live on the TikTok platform. Viewers witnessed the horrifying moment and immediately screen-recorded footage, which has since circulated widely on social media. The video also captures the moments following the shooting as police arrived at the crime scene.
BREAKING!
— Amy Mek (@AmyMek) January 30, 2025
Salwan Momika has been EXECUTED in Islamized Sweden!
The assassination of Salwan Momika in Södertälje isn’t just another murder—it’s a bloodstained warning shot to anyone in the West who dares to challenge Islam’s growing grip.
Momika, a man often standing alone… pic.twitter.com/5aGQ73USqo
A Marked Man
Momika gained notoriety after burning Qurans as part of his protest against Islam. His actions played a significant role during Sweden’s NATO negotiations, provoking outrage from Turkey and across the Muslim world. The backlash escalated into a diplomatic crisis, with Sweden facing condemnation from multiple Islamic countries.
Boo-Hoo: Turkey rages against new Qur'an burning in Sweden
— Amy Mek (@AmyMek) June 29, 2023
Police in Sweden granted permission for a demonstration at a Stockholm mosque during Eid al-Adha. This decision has sparked fury (who cares) from the Turkish government.
The demonstration, which took place on… pic.twitter.com/vZY4NbDSCh
His name was also added to the death lists of terrorist organizations such as al-Qaeda and the Islamic State, both of which called for his execution.
Sweden’s Betrayal?
Momika arrived in Sweden in 2018 and was granted a three-year residence permit in 2021. However, following his high-profile Quran burnings, Swedish authorities revoked his temporary status. He appealed the decision and was later granted protection on the grounds that deporting him to Iraq would likely result in torture or death.
Despite this, he remained under legal pressure. In August of last year, Momika and his associate, fellow Islam critic Salwan Najem, were charged with four counts of “incitement against an ethnic group.” The verdict was scheduled to be announced today.
Arrests and Investigation
Swedish police have arrested five individuals suspected of involvement in the assassination, but details on the suspects and their potential motives remain unclear.
Momika’s execution raises serious concerns about free speech, security, and Sweden’s ability to protect those who challenge Islam. His killing will undoubtedly ignite further debate over whether Sweden is failing those who dare to speak out.
RAIR Foundation
He was not shot. He happened to be in the very place where a random bullet innocently passed by. Islamophobia is real. Islam does not mean to kill anyone unless they live where they should not.
Sweden can burn in hell for all I care. America First… Until America is Great Again. After that, maybe I’ll give a f*** about Eurotrash.
I had bought him a cup of coffee on his fund raising account for legal expenses.
I bet there will be no outrage in the west, and Muslims will be dancing in the streets around the world in celebration. The religion of peace and love. Bullshit.
Zaid bin Thabit was the one who compiled the Quran at the direction of Abu Bakr As-Saddiq; he wrote in _66 Virtues of the Qur’an (3) Chapter: The collection of the Qu’ran_ that the Qu’ran as a complete work had passed out of existence.
He explicitly stated that he found “the last verse of Surat at-Tauba (Repentance) with Abi Khuzaima Al-Ansari, and I did not find it with anybody other than him.”
Obviously, if that verse could be found with no one else, then the Qu’ran as a complete work had passed from this world; otherwise the verse would exist elsewhere. Since its passing out of existence could not happen to the words of God, Zaid bin Thabit inadvertently documented that the Qu’ran as we know it is not the words of God.