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Abdulakh Anzorov is the Muslim fanatic who decapitated the middle-school teacher Samuel Paty for showing his class, as part of a discussion on freedom of expression, one of the Charlie Hebdo caricatures of Muhammad. Before showing the caricature, Paty gave Muslim students who might be offended permission to leave the classroom. One Muslim girl reported to her father about how disturbed she had been about the event; it turned out that she had not even been in school that day. Her father, Brahim Chnina, accused Paty of disseminating pornography to the students and filed a criminal complaint. He also took to social media to complain, naming Paty and providing the school’s address. He encouraged other parents to join him in mobilizing against the teacher, whom he described as a “thug” (voyou). The Grande Mosque of Pantin put online a video denouncing Paty; the imam of the mosque, known to the anti-terrorism police for his fiery sermons, demanded on the video that Paty be fired.
Brahim Chnina also filed a complaint with the school, and encouraged people to protest right outside the school.
A meeting was held between the head teacher, Samuel Paty, and an official from the education authority. Chnina additionally filed a legal complaint about Paty’s lesson, leading the teacher to go to the local police station accompanied by the principal. Paty told investigators he could not understand the complaint because Chnina’s daughter was not in class on the day Paty showed the cartoon. In March 2021, Chnina’s daughter, known as “Z,” admitted she had been suspended from school due to truancy since the day prior to Paty showing the cartoons, and, as such, she had not been in the classroom that day. According to the Paty family lawyers, Brahim Chnina was aware that his daughter had been expelled before the cartoon incident.
Abdoulakh Anzorov, 18 years old, saw online the video put up by the imam of the Grande Mosque of Pantin, and resolved to avenge the honor of the Prophet by murdering Paty. He went to the school armed with a cleaver, had Paty pointed out to him by some students, waylaid the teacher as he walked home, and decapitated Paty for daring to show a caricature of Muhammad.
Now, a year after the killing of Samuel Paty, a video has again surfaced, in which Anzorov’s father is interviewed. He praises his son for the murder, saying that with the beheading, “the debt of all Muslims will be settled.” The interview, first broadcast before the summer, was hardly noticed by the media at the time, but a few days after the nationwide tribute to Samuel Paty that was held exactly a year after his murder, it is worth looking at it, for it contains new information about the murderer Anzorov — in particular, about his support from his proud father, who no longer lives in France.
