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[...] moral standards or barriers between what is tolerable and not), it is not right to say that the Hudud law of PAS is divine revelation. More than anything, Hudud law of PAS is nothing but an imitative [...]

[...] that was unchangeable, and this is the reason why PAS always say that no Muslim can refute Hudud law. Hadd (fiqh definition): a mandatory and unchangeable punishment that is laid down in the Qur’an [...]

[...] truly part of Islamic law? With all the fuss going about regarding the implementation of Hudud law in Malaysia, it would seem that one of the biggest concerns of humanists is the act of stoning. [...]

[...] /everything (except hands and face) is aurat. Homosexuality is a sin and is punishable. Hudud law and it’s punishments. And many many more. Did some of the things I learn make me [...]

[...] to implement Hudud and enforce death by stoning, but is this form of punishment truly part of Islamic law? With all the fuss going about regarding the implementation of Hudud law in Malaysia, it would [...]

[...] even have the authority to define their interpretations as divine? The formation of Islamic law took place over several centuries. During the Prophet PBUH’s lifetime, he was the judge [...]

[...] a more extensive article on stoning, which can be read here: “Stoning 101: Is it part of Islamic law?” Qazaf (accusation of adultery) Under Hudud law Any person who accuses another of illicit [...]

[...] that’s it. Yes, lacking introspection! One of the most troubling trends I see within the Muslim community is the amount of hatred and suspicion towards Muslims who adopt different approaches and [...]

[...] خصي ابن زنا The subject of sexual orientation is quite sensitive within the Muslim community. This is especially the case in our postmodern times of “question everything”, [...]

[...] because of the story of Prophet Lut. Because LGBT is a generally taboo topic within the Muslim community, not many people talk about it, question it, or even bother to learn about it. While I do [...]

[...] to becoming a Muslim. Whatever happened to the importance of ethics and virtues within the Muslim community? I don’t know, but I hope it comes back. [...]

[...] punishment.” [24:2] Although zina covers both adultery and fornication, the consensus of Muslim jurists state that the above verse only applies to unmarried persons, and that the punishment for [...]

[...] in the Qur’an but in the Old Testament According to the Hanbali jurist, Ibn Qudaimah: “Muslim jurists are unanimous on the fact that stoning to death is a specified punishment for the married [...]

[...] Originally posted on Muslim Reformation: Lo and behold! A fatwa has been passed by His Holiness Sheikh Abdullah that a man chatting [...]

[...] Originally posted on Muslim Reformation: The Quran is truly an amazing book. If there is one investment I have made that I will [...]

[...] Originally posted on Muslim Reformation: People trouble me, sometimes. Why are people so judgmental, I often find myself wondering? [...]

[...] , but most importantly, it is not as “divine” as PAS makes it out to be or as Malaysian Muslims believe it to be. It has a lot of conflicts with our Federal Constitution, and also has no [...]

[...] you will be considered an enemy of the state if you were to commit treason. A lot of Malaysian Muslims might not agree with the implementation of Hudud law now, but still agree that it [...]

Even though this issue is something that has been explained time and time again, many people still don’t seem to grasp it. Many Muslims still think [...]

Even though this issue is something that has been explained time and time again, many people still don’t seem to grasp it. Many Muslims still think [...]

Even though this issue is something that has been explained time and time again, many people still don’t seem to grasp it. Many Muslims still think [...]