Islamic Fatwa on Rape-Women's Testimonies Do Not Count

A muslim asks a scholar:

A 14 yr old girl has accused her father of sexually abuse since the age of 9 and also of rape. The mother of the girl says the father has admitted the abuse but not the rape. The father is now flatly denying that anything happened and says the mother has misunderstood what he said. The girl is still adamant that it all took place and by the way the man is on bail. How would this be dealt with according to Islamic law?

And the pedo…ahem I mean scholar replies:

All perfect praise be to Allaah, The Lord of the Worlds. I testify that there is none worthy of worship except Allaah, and that Muhammad is His slave and Messenger.

(Not your Allah or Prophet)

It is an abominable sin that a father sexually abuses his daughter and it is even more abominable if he rapes her. If he does so with any girl, it is strictly forbidden, let alone him doing so with his own daughter.

(Wonderful , he got the first part right)

However, it is not permissible to accuse the father of rape without evidence. Indeed, the Sharee’ah put some special conditions for proving Zina (fornication or adultery) that are not required in case of other crimes. The crime of Zina is not confirmed except if the fornicator admits it, or with the testimony of four trustworthy men, while the testimony of women is not accepted.

(Well hadither women what do you think? Your testimony is not accepted. No form of witnessing anything will help you in Sharia Law. )

Hence, the statement of this girl or the statement of her mother in itself does not Islamically prove anything against the father, especially that the latter denies it.

(In other words two women witnesses to a crime does not mean a thing even when the guilty prick denies it. In other words if you’re a hadither man and some women accuse you of a crime, all you need to do is deny it and you're off scot free.)

Therefore, if this daughter has no evidence to prove that her accusations are true, she should not have claimed that she was raped by her father and she should not have taken him to the court. But if what she says is true, then she has the right to ask for protection from him even by taking him to the court so that he would not continue committing this evil or practice more sinful acts with her. In this case, she would claim his dissoluteness and her fear of his evil so that she will be kept apart from him.

 (Obviously if she didn’t have evidence she wouldn’t be going to court ney? You don’t get to court without evidence. She also has the right to see him thoroughly punished for being an incestuous paedophile not just be apart from him. In fact he should be apart from her. Locked with up with Big Bubba in cell 36D.)

Allaah Knows best.

(You mean your satan pig God Buki is rotting in hell?)
Source: http://www.islamweb.net/emainpage/index.php?page=showfatwa&Option=FatwaId&Id=156817