kayleigh
Junior Member
I was watching The Stoning of Soraya M and at one point this guy says that if a man accuses his wife of adultery, she must prove her innocence, but if a woman accuses her husband then she must prove his guilt as well. It's totally backwards and I know that isn't in shariah law, but I was wondering if anyone knows if it has a basis in Shia beliefs or Persian custom/tradition, or if it was just Hollywood trying to be incredibly overt about getting their point across.
By the way, it was a good movie but I do NOT recommend it as it is incredibly disturbing, graphic, heart-breaking, infuriating, etc.
Please don't post about how evil Shias are or anything unrelated. I thought I'd ask since there are some Shias on here, or at least someone who knows enough about it.
By the way, it was a good movie but I do NOT recommend it as it is incredibly disturbing, graphic, heart-breaking, infuriating, etc.
Please don't post about how evil Shias are or anything unrelated. I thought I'd ask since there are some Shias on here, or at least someone who knows enough about it.