article_snippet: blogger Washiqur Rahman friends warned blogger Washiqur Rahman to be careful, to watch what blogger Washiqur Rahman posted online.
article_snippet: On Avijit Roy Facebook page (for which Avijit Roy picked a custom URL that translates to "unbeliever"), Rahman had posted a picture with the hashtag #IamAvijit.
article_snippet: After Rahman , someone left a comment, "Now you are.
article_snippet: On someone , Rahman reposted a cartoon depicting Prophet Mohammed from the French satire magazine Charlie Hebdo.
article_snippet: And Rahman "liked" a picture of sausages wrapped in crescent rolls that someone had captioned, "Pigs in burqas.
article_snippet: Posts threatening Rahman were numerous.
article_snippet: Rahman used to write under the pseudonym "Stupid Man" on a blog but switched to posting on Facebook after 2011.
article_snippet: On Facebook, Rahman is credited for a series, "Jaw-crushing answers to insulting comments of atheists.
article_snippet: There, Rahman posted questions that critics of Islam often raised and then answered critics of Islam.
article_snippet: But Rahman paired "Jaw-crushing answers to insulting comments of atheists in such a way that critics of Islam highlighted the contradiction within Islam.
article_snippet: Asif Mohiuddin, a blogger who himself was wounded by machete-wielding attackers in 2013 but survived, remembered Rahman as a great satirist.
article_snippet: I named him the George Carlin of Bangladesh," him told the International Humanist and Ethical Union.
article_snippet: In confessions to police, the pair -- both students at Islamic schools -- said the pair -- both students at Islamic schools -- didn't know what a blog was, nor had the pair -- both students at Islamic schools -- seen Rahman's writing.