Rafig Tagi

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Rafig Tagi (Azeri: Rafiq Tağı) is an Azerbaijani journalist whose writings in the Senet newspaper have provoked protests in Iran, as well as a fatwa pronouncing the death penalty from Grand Ayatollah Fazel Lankarani.[1] He is accused of insulting Islam and was sentenced to two months in jail by an Azerbaijani court for reprinting the Jyllands-Posten Mohammed cartoons.

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