This article advances the theme that the conventional fiqhi articulations of the prescribed hudud punishments show inconsistency with the Quran and falls, therefore, due for a corrective. Whereas the Quran makes repentance (tawbah) and reform (islah) integral to the hudud punishments, the fiqh expositions of these punishments have entirely ignored that aspect of the Quran. To carry out this corrective and rectify the hudud theory in the way it is suggested below partakes.........Download the full article in pdf attachment (below)
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