A woman has reportedly been caught with about five mobile phones at a mosque where worshippers had gathered to pray, amid allegations that she pretended to be pregnant to conceal her activities.
According to an account circulating about the incident, the woman allegedly entered the mosque and gradually moved closer to an area where worshippers had left their phones charging while they prayed.
Her movements reportedly aroused suspicion, prompting someone to keep an eye on her. She was allegedly seen picking up a phone and attempting to leave the premises before being stopped and confronted.
The account claims that a search following the confrontation uncovered about five mobile phones in the woman’s possession, none of which allegedly belonged to her.
It was further alleged that the woman was not pregnant and had used the appearance of pregnancy as a disguise. Other items suspected to have been stolen were also reportedly found in her bag.
However, details about how the situation unfolded after the discovery remain unclear.
The woman’s identity and the location of the mosque have not been disclosed in the account. It is also unclear whether she was handed over to the police, whether the recovered phones were returned to their owners, or whether a formal complaint was filed.
Although the account raises concerns about the safety of personal belongings in places of worship, the allegations surrounding the woman’s actions and pregnancy have not been independently verified.
The incident serves as a reminder for worshippers to remain mindful of their belongings, including phones left unattended or plugged in to charge during religious activities.
Further details are needed to establish the circumstances of the incident and determine whether any legal action followed.
