From Florida State to Apostate

Rifqa Bary, a 17-year-old, was born into a Muslim family and converted to Christianity four years ago. She ranaway from her Ohio home to Florida to be with her new faith group and to allegedly avoid being killed by her father. Newspapers and news outlets report that Islamic Law (shariah) rules that any apostate is to be killed. Alongside this, an allegation against Islam is that Muslim fathers must kill their daughters to have their honor restored. Although the facts of the case are certainly one matter for the courts to decide, the allegations against Islam are something that we can certainly decide. Where is the truth in this hodgepodge of a family fallout?