I'm not talking about terrorism, but about shariah and stoning for adultery, in response to an article by a Muslim woman about her fears for her and her daughters' safety after the Quebec attack. I pointed out that Muslim women had more to fear from Muslim men, than Canadian Muslim women from non-Muslims. (Of course, just don't be adulterous, and stay out of majority Muslim countries if you are, and you have nothing to fear, right...)? 

"Why is it up to Muslim columnists to defend themselves for actions that have nothing to do with them? " Not the issue. 

I'm asking them to be clear on whether or not they agree with those majorities of Muslim who long for shariah law in matters such as adultery, or punishment for theft, etc., or regarding gender segregation and the injunction not to socialize with men outside their family, or against making friends with non-Muslims, etc., all those aspects that make people wary of Islam. Clearing that up would do wonders.