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Police awarebelievebuildingeffectelectionfakegovernmentillillegalissuejokelocalmightofficersproblemsreligioussomeonesuspiciousversewriting in the Maldives have arrested a coconut. It had Arabic awarebelievebuildingeffectelectionfakegovernmentillillegalissuejokelocalmightofficersproblemsreligioussomeonesuspiciousversewriting on it. It was a "sura" (a awarebelievebuildingeffectelectionfakegovernmentillillegalissuejokelocalmightofficersproblemsreligioussomeonesuspiciousversewriting from the Koran) and awarebelievebuildingeffectelectionfakegovernmentillillegalissuejokelocalmightofficersproblemsreligioussomeonesuspiciousversewriting people got worried about it. They said it was full of black magic and that someone was using it to try and change the results of an awarebelievebuildingeffectelectionfakegovernmentillillegalissuejokelocalmightofficersproblemsreligioussomeonesuspiciousversewriting. Police took the coconut to a local police station because it was a " awarebelievebuildingeffectelectionfakegovernmentillillegalissuejokelocalmightofficersproblemsreligioussomeonesuspiciousversewriting fruit". They thought the small fruit awarebelievebuildingeffectelectionfakegovernmentillillegalissuejokelocalmightofficersproblemsreligioussomeonesuspiciousversewriting affect how people voted in Saturday's national election. People on the island of Guraidhoo awarebelievebuildingeffectelectionfakegovernmentillillegalissuejokelocalmightofficersproblemsreligioussomeonesuspiciousversewriting black magic can stop voters from voting, or make them vote for awarebelievebuildingeffectelectionfakegovernmentillillegalissuejokelocalmightofficersproblemsreligioussomeonesuspiciousversewriting else. The police contacted a "ruqyah" (a good magician), who decided the coconut was a awarebelievebuildingeffectelectionfakegovernmentillillegalissuejokelocalmightofficersproblemsreligioussomeonesuspiciousversewriting and contained no black magic.

A police official said: "It seems like it was a awarebelievebuildingeffectelectionfakegovernmentillillegalissuejokelocalmightofficersproblemsreligioussomeonesuspiciousversewriting. Just a prank, so that people will become awarebelievebuildingeffectelectionfakegovernmentillillegalissuejokelocalmightofficersproblemsreligioussomeonesuspiciousversewriting, understand the message, and not do it again." The Huffington Post website claims that black magic can have a big awarebelievebuildingeffectelectionfakegovernmentillillegalissuejokelocalmightofficersproblemsreligioussomeonesuspiciousversewriting on life in the Maldives. In July, a school refused to let a voting box into the awarebelievebuildingeffectelectionfakegovernmentillillegalissuejokelocalmightofficersproblemsreligioussomeonesuspiciousversewriting. Teachers were worried it would make students awarebelievebuildingeffectelectionfakegovernmentillillegalissuejokelocalmightofficersproblemsreligioussomeonesuspiciousversewriting. In 2012, Abdulla bin Mohamed Ibrahim, a awarebelievebuildingeffectelectionfakegovernmentillillegalissuejokelocalmightofficersproblemsreligioussomeonesuspiciousversewriting leader in the Maldives, asked the awarebelievebuildingeffectelectionfakegovernmentillillegalissuejokelocalmightofficersproblemsreligioussomeonesuspiciousversewriting to make black magic awarebelievebuildingeffectelectionfakegovernmentillillegalissuejokelocalmightofficersproblemsreligioussomeonesuspiciousversewriting. He said it was a sin to practice black magic. He said it caused a lot of awarebelievebuildingeffectelectionfakegovernmentillillegalissuejokelocalmightofficersproblemsreligioussomeonesuspiciousversewriting for many families and that it was time to do something about it. Mr Ibrahim said black magic has become a major social awarebelievebuildingeffectelectionfakegovernmentillillegalissuejokelocalmightofficersproblemsreligioussomeonesuspiciousversewriting in his country.