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Who Will Execute Punishments For Murder And For Fisad Fil Ard
According to Islam , what I understand only 2 types of people can be killed as a punishment, a murderer or someone who is spreading corruption in the land ..
Now I want to ask who has to decide that the whether the person is the murderer or not because the judiciary department was not at the time of Prophet Muhammad.
Can any one kill the murderer? And plz clear what Quran means about the people spreading corruption in the land can be punished as a death.
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Who Will Execute Punishments For Murder And For Fisad Fil Ard
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In Future, kindly ask one question per thread. I edited your question to be one.
Plz read article by ghamidi sb on capital punishment. According to him all capital punishment directives belong to govenrment.
https://ghamidi.com/articles/islamic-punishments-440
The puishment will be executed by the government after due process in judiciary.
I didnt understand your point about judiciary
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For meaning of fisad fil ard
Refer to Discussion 54055 • Reply 54093
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1) It should remain in consideration at the outset that the directive which contains Islamic punishments is addressed to the Muslims in their collective capacity and not in their individual capacity. This is an obvious fact. For this very reason, the surahs in which these punishments are mentioned were revealed in Madinah where a Muslim state had already been established under the rule of the Prophet (sws). Therefore, whatever collective system of Muslims is in place at any particular time, whether in the form of a democratic parliament or a tribal elective system etc., the decisions will be made by that authority.
2) The death sentence, according to the Quran, can only be given to a person who has killed someone or to someone who is guilty of spreading anarchy in the society (Muharabah/Fasad Fil Ard). The Almighty has made it amply clear that when the Israelites were given the shariah, He had ordained at that time that except for these two offences neither a person nor a government has the right to kill a person. The Quran says:
مَنْ قَتَلَ نَفْسًا بِغَيْرِ نَفْسٍ أَوْ فَسَادٍ فِي الْأَرْضِ فَكَأَنَّمَا قَتَلَ النَّاسَ جَمِيعًا
He who killed a human being without the latter being guilty of killing another or of spreading anarchy in the land should be looked upon as if he had killed all mankind. (Quran 5:32)
In today’s time where judiciary has become a pillar of that state and represents the collective system of a Muslim society under broader umbrella of the parliament, it’s not permissible to kill anyone until they have been proven guilty and deserving of capital punishment in the court of law.
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