The problem is that they have misunderstood the Shariah laws and out of their ignorance they have made a chaos. In fact not only them but a some of Islamic courts are also doing this…its really unfortunate..

And what is with the money part? Isn’t it indecent and unfortunate to ask the victim to pay the money? The whole thing sounds confused and when you mixed it with education, it became a chaos. I mean, what is the logic behind that sentence? Usually the banishment falls up on those who are threat to the community. One man raped a lady and the lady was banished? Doesnt it say that the man can stay in the village, pay the fine(if he wants to) and rape others too and then the other ladies too will be banished from the village. That is a matter of commonsense in this particular issue not the matter of education, I think. Just I think.

It is nothing less than a barbarian act and we certainly can not attach any religion to this.

but i am not sure if sharique is right. anyways if he is not, it would make things clear to me as to why pakistani rape victims suffer from various tribal laws.