I think you're letting your fantasies get the best of you. Yes, while execution may be on the table for blasphemy in some countries, it is far from guaranteed. There are many possible punishments for blasphemy, some that even the average death fearing person might find worse than execution. Furthermore, if your own country's government gets involved, and they almost certainly will, what you want will mean NOTHING. You will be nothing but a pawn in a much larger game between governments that has little to nothing to do with your case. Ultimately, other people are never completely predictable so any method that relies on others to act in a specific way is unreliable. Especially when they will make those decisions based in part on larger than you political factors that you have absolutely no control over and may not even know about.
Do you think the possibility will be higher if done surrounded by a crowd of Muslims in a Shariah law practicing country? For example, a few weeks ago, I know that a Swedish guy had burned the Qu'ran and had attracted a lot of eyes on the lurid event. If that happened only in his country where blasphemy/desecration of the Qu'ran wasn't a penal tool, then how much more would this be further exacerbated by draconian laws that govern those countries and confer punishment upon those who contravene them? If you know what I mean?
Unless, there was a possibility of being lynched by a mob and hoping the police don't get to you. I heard that lynches usually occur in being gunned down, stoned to death, or even hung in public; however, that assumes one isn't caught and then used as a public bargaining tool, especially as a foreigner who is from the west, you know?
The only country right now that actually practicies Shariah Law to its fullest is Afghanistan. I know blasphemy laws exist in ME, Southern Asia, and some sub-Saharan African countries, yet, the political bargaining tool may be used to manipulate my own government to get involved for some reason. Unless I was killed in prision because the prisoners found out that I was committing blasphemy.
The only thing with Taliban governed Afghanistan is that it lacks concrete evidence of some jurisprudence when it comes to penal civilian laws because there is no data for laws that are imposed upon foreigners besides international diplomats and foreigner journalists who are usually deported asap. I don't know what they would do with someone who deliberately with many witnesses desecrates the Qu'ran and insults the Prophet Muhammad which would surely impugn the necessity to put someone to death.
What are your thoughts?
I know someone who was prosecuted for drinking alcohol in Saudi Arabia. He spent ages in a shit hole prison where disease is rampant and the minimal food is alive with maggots. Because it's politically sensitive (to a degree) it causes delays. Finally he was publicly flogged and deported.
Sheesh, that is insane. Do you know when this was (The year is extremely salient)? It is quite selcouth that they would imprison him over drinking alcohol as usually foreigners are given moratorium when it comes to Islamic laws that pertain to the civilians of their country.
Honestly, at this point, if I were to commit blasphemy and desecrate the Qu'ran in a Islamic country, then the only hope would be lyched by mobs in some way or fashion without attracting the police because I honestly don't know which governments of those Islamic countries would adjudicate the death sentence without reprieve because of foreign intervention.