The Prescribed Punishments for Adultery/Fornication (Zina) and Unfounded Accusation (Qadhf) in Surat Al-Nur: A Comparative Juristic Study

A Comparative Juristic Study

Abstract

Praise be to God, Lord of the worlds, and prayers and peace be upon the most honorable of the prophets and messengers, our Master Muhammad, and upon his family and companions, and after:

God sent down in His Book to the best of His creation - may God bless him and grant him peace - what is obligatory for him and his nation to avoid forbidden things, to adhere to acts of worship, and that establishing the punishments is life for the entire nation, and that whoever among them commits an indecency, the punishment in his right is obligatory to be applied, whether male or female who reached Among them is the age of puberty, and that the state of the nation does not fix its condition except by applying what God has enjoined upon it, otherwise it will be lost and God’s wrath will be upon it, and God forbid, so we ask God for safety, and we seek refuge in Him from everything that makes Him angry, and therefore our choice fel The topic is tagged with "the limit of adultery and defamation through Surat Al-Nur, a comparative jurisprudential study", in order to clarify through it the importance of applying the limit in the Lawgiver and that it is one of his purposes that he enjoined on those who take charge of the affairs of this nation in order to preserve lineages and honors, which are among the universal purposes of Sharia.

I ask God for success in what I chose and wrote.