Death penalty, the Quran and Sharia: Islam is the only religion in the world that prescribes death penalty

 

The Quran and Sharia law prescribe the death penalty for severe crimes like murder, adultery, and apostasy, but its application is complex, with Quranic verses emphasizing forgiveness and strict conditions, leading to varying interpretations and applications across Muslim-majority countries, from strict enforcement to significant reforms and debates over modern human rights. Key offenses include qisas (retaliation for intentional killing), hudud (fixed punishments for offenses like adultery), and ta'zir (discretionary punishments), with the Quran often suggesting alternatives like forgiveness or compensation, especially for murder. 

Quranic Basis & Interpretation:

    Murder (Qisas): The Quran (e.g., 2:178) mandates qisas (retaliation, often death) for intentional murder, but allows the victim's family to forgive or accept blood money (diyat) instead, making it conditional, not automatic.
    No Compulsion in Religion: Quranic verses like "There is no compulsion in religion" (2:256) are cited by many modern scholars to argue against the death penalty for apostasy (leaving Islam), though historically, apostasy was linked to treason.
    Strict Conditions: Scholars emphasize that Sharia imposes stringent conditions (like high standards of proof) for capital punishment, encouraging alternatives and highlighting mercy. 

Crimes & Punishments (Sharia):

    Murder: Intentional killing can lead to death unless forgiven.
    Adultery (Zina): Stoning (or lashing in some interpretations) for married individuals, though Quranic verses are interpreted differently.
    Apostasy (Riddah): Leaving Islam; interpretations vary widely, from execution to no worldly punishment.
    Other Crimes: Rape, highway robbery (with murder), and witchcraft can also carry the death penalty. 

Modern Application & Debate:

    Many Muslim-majority nations apply Sharia, but implementations differ greatly.
    There's a significant divide between traditional interpretations (often stricter) and modern reformist views that prioritize mercy, human rights, and Quranic emphasis on forgiveness, often advocating for abolition or severe restriction.
    Islamic legal scholars debate the application, with some rejecting capital punishment for apostasy and emphasizing forgiveness in qisas

With "Gemini"

PS: Islam is the only religion in world that prescribe the death penalty. No other religion has this kind of penalty. In these excerpts there are a few cases for death penalty missing: homossexuals and lesbians. So, don't trust "Gemini" to give you a complete picture of this subject… 

Mirgrants speed through central London putting Christmas shoppers at risk

 

Opening night at the Christmas market in Brussels

 

"I want a country where my daughter doesn't have to use a hijab"

 

Muçulmanos invadem (e destroem) festas públicas de Natal por toda a Europa

 

Plano Kalergi: a substituição da população branca europeia pela raça euroasiática-negróide

 

The European Society Coudenhove-Kalergi has awarded to Chancellor Angela Merkel in 2010. The prize is awarded every two years for exceptional contributions to the European unification process.
 
Accepting the award at the Federal Chancellery, Angela Merkel stressed the fact that it was an incentive to her to pursue her work for Europe. She pointed to the greater European integration that the common currency has brought. “We will of course fight to ensure that this currency is strong, that it can hold its own on international markets, and that it goes hand in hand with a high level of competitiveness in the European Union and with social cohesion and a clear foundation of shared values.”

Angela Merkel praised the consistent work of the European Society in fostering the European idea and the European unification process. The European Society pointed to the strong commitment of the Chancellor and her interventions to reconcile divergent viewpoints in the drafting of the new European treaties of the European Union.

 They singled out in particular Angela Merkel’s crucially important contributions to ensuring stability and underpinning the future of the European project.
Angela Merkel is the second German head of government (after Helmut Kohl who received the prize in 1990) to be awarded this prize. The last time the European Prize was awarded in 2008, it went to the former Polish Foreign Minister and current Secretary of State in the Polish Government, Władysław Bartoszewski.

The European Prize is based on the vision of the diplomat, philosopher and publisher Richard Coudenhove-Kalergi. His family had its roots in several European countries. In 1922 Richard Coudenhove-Kalergi founded the Paneuropean Union, the oldest European unification movement, which attracted illustrious members including Albert Einstein and Konrad Adenauer. For this, he is deemed the founder of the modern democratic vision of Europe.

The Coudenhove-Kalergi Foundation was established in 1978 by the Paneuropean Union to strengthen the vision of European unification. In 2008 it became a society, with headquarters in Vienna.

PS1 : (...)"The man of the future will be of mixed race. Today's races and classes will gradually disappear owing to the vanishing of space, time, and prejudice. The Eurasian-Negroid race of the future, similar in its appearance to the Ancient Egyptians, will replace the diversity of peoples with a diversity of individuals." (...)

— in "Praktischer Idealismus" (Practical Idealism), by Richard von Coudenhove-Kalergi, 1925

PS 2: A Grande Substituição - Um estudo das Nações Unidas que defende o aumento da imigração para a Europa" ---> "Idealismo Prático" : O plano de Richard von Coudenhove-Kalergi para substituir as pessoas brancas por imigrantes e a criação de uma raça mista, para substituir a raça branca europeia.

Estudo das Nações Unidas (March 21, 2000)
"Migração de Substituição: Será uma Solução para o Declínio e Envelhecimento das Populações?"
"Divisão de População"
"Departamento de Assuntos Económicos e Sociais"
"Secretariado das Nações Unidas"
"Organização das Nações Unidas"
https://www.un.org/development/desa/pd/sites/www.un.org.development.desa.pd/files/unpd-egm_200010_un_2001_replacementmigration.pdf

Rua do Benformoso totalmente conquistada por paquistaneses

 

Montenegro contra documentário da RTP2 sobre ideologia do género