A strange fraud incident occurred at a mosque in the Jordanian capital, Amman, igniting widespread outrage within the Jordanian community. Three young men brought an empty casket to the mosque, claiming that their father had died, with the intention of defrauding worshippers and collecting money.
According to the account, the young men entered the mosque carrying the casket, informed the imam of their father's death, and requested that he conduct the funeral prayer. They claimed that they could not afford the burial expenses and stated that they had a debt of 3,000 Jordanian dinars.
The young men took advantage of the emotions of the worshippers, who sympathized with their story and began collecting donations to help pay off the debt. They successfully gathered a sum of money before disappearing from sight.
After the prayer, one of the worshippers discovered the truth, revealing that the casket was empty, that there was no truth to the father's death, and that the entire incident was merely a ruse to collect money.
This bizarre incident sparked widespread discontent in Jordan, with many individuals expressing their anger at the actions of these young men who exploited the sanctity of the mosque and the goodwill of the people for fraudulent purposes.
