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Message: <blockquote data-quote="nai_silva" data-source="post: 20899943" data-attributes="member: 555296">A  Sri Lankan Muslim woman is sexually abused by a man. She then complains  to the police. Local mosque authorities then summon her to the mosque  and beat her 100 times as a punishment for 'infidelity.' Hardly anyone  covers this horrific sequence of events. Not a word from the usually  vociferous Muslim social media warriors. The Non Governmental  Organisations say nothing. Even the mainstream newspapers  hide it away in the back pages as something not deserving of attention.  Subsequently the mosque administrators are arrested but the woman is  pressured to drop all charges and then mysteriously disappears. No one  knows what happened to her and no one bats an eye.   Fast  forward to yesterday where the Sri Lanka Thowheed Jamaath (SLTJ)  organises a huge protest demanding what is essentially child marriage.  The social media warriors jump into action, sharing photos, videos and  news articles like there is no tomorrow. Hundreds of shares for videos  and hundreds of approving messages where SLTJ spokespeople claim to be  victimised and demanding no change to existing laws. They claim the move  to amend laws is 'anti-Islamic' and 'anti-Muslim' and the rights of  Muslim women are being deprived.   Surely there is something  seriously wrong here. What if the Islamic thing to do is to actually  protect women from sexual abuse, bring those who abuse women to justice  and keep children safe from harm?<img src="https://scontent.fblr1-2.fna.fbcdn.net/v/t1.0-0/s552x414/14908327_1791226894458573_5196044465350736809_n.jpg?oh=c6b3ae037c585158ed09806e9d8d337f&oe=588A16B8" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" /></blockquote>

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