Reply to Un Drained
Reader comment on item: A Pakistani Pater Familias
in response to reader comment: Don't blame Islam or Muslims

Submitted by fraz (United States), Dec 27, 2005 at 16:47

1) Instead of same stereotype denying everytime, some introspection could help sometimes for such kind of heinous crimes. Perhaps asking question "why it's happening" may unveil something.

But Mr. Un Drained instead of asking for it's autopsy look what are you asking from the God "May God forgive him on the Day of Judgement" , encouraging others to perpetrate more such heinous acts against females.

2) When something is wrong with us/our commuty, then trying to look it better by always pointing to someone/something else. But two wrongs doesn't make a right. Anyway your e.g of a son being beaten by his father to death is irrelevant here as that could
be an accident where beating can lead to a death. Whereas Mr. Pipe's news about honor killing, crimes perpetrated by males against females are altogether totally different. It's a symbol of states governed by theocracy or related to Islam. Where as your e.g could occur anywhere in the world like accidents.

Remember Mukhtar mai case or a rape case when Imrana was raped by his father-in-law, instead of protecting poor lady, the Islamic ulema side lined with that criminal father-in-law & under Sharia law declared him as his husband and told her to accept his husband as her son. There were many like you trying to deceive the case. that time.

Mr. Un Drained still you want to say "May god bless him on the judgement day" & until then he should continue to perpetrate such heinous crimes & abuse as many females as he could.

This is time for serious introspection rather than stereotype denying & pointing always others.

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