The Criminal Court of First Instance in Dar El Beïda has sentenced a mathematics teacher, identified as "B. Zahra," to 10 years in prison for the killing of her husband during the first day of Ramadan last year. While the prosecution initially sought life imprisonment for premeditated murder, the court ultimately reclassified the charge as intentional assault resulting in death without the intent to kill. The investigation and forensic evidence confirmed that the victim, who worked at a restaurant, sustained a deep stab wound to the neck from behind inside his home kitchen. Despite the defendant's claims that her husband committed suicide and her attempt to clean the crime scene to hide evidence, scientific analysis—including blood patterns found in the bathroom—linked her to the act. The court proceedings revealed a history of domestic disputes and complex family tensions, including conflicts involving the couple's children, which the court considered during the trial.