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Good afternoon, Ridwan. Source from the official state website gov.tv. Yes . I've read . I read the following: "Give a hundred lashes each to an adulterous woman and an adulterous man. If you believe in Allah and on the Last Day, show them no mercy, professing the religion of Allah. Let a group of believers witness their punishment." Yes . I agree that these words can be considered a call to action for physical punishment. That is, a call to action for physical abuse. But I also understand that this explanation of the ayah is a translation from Arabic into Turkish... And some sources say that the prophet received the messages in the language of the ancient oracles. In addition, we add the fact that the original letters to the prophet, according to history, were lost and they were rewritten many times. But while reading the link to the ayah that you sent me, I did not find any other confirmation of your words. Where does it say that a woman can be killed, and where does it say how many times you need to shoot at her ??? I was generally stunned by your story... Undoubtedly. There are uneducated, cowardly, unhappy men for whom such lines from the scriptures can be a start to action. This is sad . But I still think that these words in the ayah are not enough to push all the ongoing violence against women in families and in the world as a whole on religion. You know ? I had a friend, a work colleague. She is a Christian. And the husband too. So her husband beat her on the battery until the state of reanimation. Tell me, is Christianity or religion to blame for this?