Majeed Pejajj (1891-1943) was a Middle-Eastern priest, who was executed by the Sudanese Government in 1943 for preaching a religion that was contrary to the Koran.

History

Majeed trained to become a Muslim cleric, and eventually became one in 1923. However, within five years he had begun to preach what appeared to authorities to be a form of "idol worship", banned in Islam. He claimed that everyone should worship the "Majeed Crystal", a small diamond that he claimed had once been owned by the Prophet Mohammed.

In 1943 he was executed for his beliefs.


[[Category:1891 births]]
[[Category:1943 deaths]]
[[Category:People executed by Sudan]]
[[Category:People executed for heresy]]
[[Category:Executed Sudanese people]]
[[Category:Sudanese Muslims]]
[[Category:20th-century executions]]


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