Tehran , Iran ( CNN ) -- An Iranian court has delayed the final verdict of a 43-year-old woman sentenced to death by stoning , a human rights group said Sunday , two days after the country announced she will not be executed during the Muslim holy month of Ramadan . The International Committee Against Stoning did not say how it got its information on the postponement of Sakineh Mohammadi Ashtiani 's final verdict , which had previously been scheduled to come down last Thursday . The group said in a statement that the final verdict in Ashtiani 's case is now expected on August 21 , the date of her lawyer 's next court appearance . Iranian state TV broadcast a program about Ashtiani on Friday in which it said that she will not be executed during Ramadan , which began last week , the International Committee Against Stoning said Sunday . The mother of two faces a death sentence for adultery . Last month , Iran 's top human rights official said the Islamic regime is reviewing her sentence . The International Committee against Stoning said Sunday that it and Ashtiani 's family are `` extremely concerned '' about her fate . The group said that Iran has executed 73 people in recent days , including some on Friday . In an interview with Iranian state-run TV last week , Ashtiani denounced her lawyer and said she knew about a plot to kill her husband , but human rights groups alleged that the statements were coerced . `` Televised 'confessions ' have repeatedly been used by the authorities to incriminate individuals in custody , '' Amnesty International said Thursday , a day after Ashtiani 's interview ran on state-run TV . `` Many have later retracted these 'confessions , ' stating that they were coerced to make them , sometimes under torture or other ill-treatment . One of the condemned woman 's lawyers , Mohammad Mostafaei , said his client made those comments `` to save her life '' and noted that the death sentence for murder charges related to her husband 's death had been commuted . Brazil has offered to give asylum to Ashtiani but Iran has rejected the proposal . In an interview with the state-owned Agencia Brasil news outlet , however , Iranian Ambassador Mohsen Shaterzadeh said Brazil had not made a formal offer to the Iranian government for asylum . But Agencia Brasil said Brazil 's foreign minister , Celso Amorim , had reiterated on Wednesday the government 's offer to have Ashtiani sent to the South American nation . `` I think there is no need to create some trouble for President Lula ( Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva ) and to take her to Brazil , '' Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad told the country 's state-run Press TV in an interview . `` We are keen to export our technology to Brazil rather than such people . '' Ahmadinejad said he had spoken with the head of the judiciary `` and the judiciary does not also agree with such a thing . ''
Sakineh Mohammadi Ashtiani faces a death sentence in Iran for adultery . She was sentenced to be stoned to death . Last month , an Iranian official said the government is reviewing her sentence . A human rights group says her final verdict now is expected on August 21 .