>>>It's totally irrelevant in this specific case! If you live in a country where the "religion is the law" as some of you write, it does not necessarily mean that you can blame the religion if someone commits a crime.
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>>You certainly can when the government (controlled by the 'religion') makes it hard or impossible to do anything when a crime (and they may not consider it such) is committed.
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>And where do you have that info from, in this specific case? Unless you can provide some evidence to confirm your statement, I think you actually prove my point.

Why do you think she waited months until she got out of the country? Just because she wasn't in the mood?