>thinking of god in an abrahamic framework
There's your first mistake.

Pandeist take:
I like to believe that god is pre-universe. That and that god became the universe, aka went dormant, split up into everything, or "died".
This explains why god does not interact with humans or anything else in the universe directly, as god/divine power is currently split up between all the matter in the universe and is in its current state more akin to a universal energy/force underlying everything, rather than a whole intelligent being as it was previously before the universe as we know it.
I also like to believe that when the universe collapses back upon itself that god will be 'reborn' and we will become a part of god again and expirience everything that ever was in one moment.
Hence the reason why we should be good. If we make our life virtuous and kind to ourselves and others, the better 'heaven'/oneness with god/the universe will be, even if by a little bit. We will live the lives of every other person, every other animal and plant. We will be the stones in nature, the dust in the stars. All at once in eternity as part of god.
In your case your rapist will also live your life and you will live his. He will have to experience what you went through and feel the pain that he caused you.
Similar to how you only remember a dream after you wake up, God is 'unconscious' and cannot effect the dream that is reality/the universe in its current state, Just view the whole thing after god "wakes up"/the universe recombines.

but who knows, that's just a bunch of woo woo mud.