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    Title : Human Life

    Source: Adopted and adapted from an article written by Muhammad Shafie Barakh in

    Islam and Its irtues! edited by Muhammad Sheikh" published in #$$% on pa&es

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    Life is considered as the most important basic human right. As mentioned above, God

    has honoured mankind and has placed all other creatures subservient under man. This is in order

    to facilitate men so he can obtain all his basic needs and live a quality life. The right to life alsoincludes the right for a secure life for every individual without fear and threat to his life. It

    follows that since this is a basic right, all other rights related to it such as the right to privacy , to

    protect his life , honour and reputation, to have a fair trial, to disobey the authority on vice

    activity and to establish his family should also be provided and guaranteed. All these rights havebecome and are incorporated as constitutional rights and enshrined in almost all the constitutions

    of the world today including the constitutions of the uslim countries. According to Islam, fear

    of God and !is punishments will hinder mankind from committing violence and destruction to

    the world.

    As Islam treats life as sanctity and sacred, any violation to it would be considered as acrime and would entail some punishment. "hoever kills an innocent man, it is as if he had killed

    all mankind . The #uran illustrates it as follows$

    If anyone slew a person - unless it be for murder, or for spreading mischiefin land - it would be as if he slew the whole people: and if anyone saved a life, it

    would be as if he saved the life of all the whole people (Al-Maidah:3!"

    The %rophet is reported to have said in his last farewell pilgrimage sermon that the

    blood, property and honour are sacred and cannot be violated for they are as sacred as thesacredness of this day, this city and this month.

    The message of the above te&ts is very decisive as to the sanctity of the individual. The

    Islamic law is trying to protect in order to safeguard the security and well being in the society.'or crime and violence, as we are aware , would upset the stability or peace and order in the

    society . It is for this reason, perhaps, that the Islamic law introduces a severe punishment in

    order to uproot the criminal and deter a potential criminal from carrying his act.

    The Islamic law introduces the concept of (qisas) or *ust retaliation for the case of

    homicide or in*ury to limb or part thereof. (#isas) means to inflict , by the authority, on the

    criminal the same and e&act deed as he had committed on the victim. oreover, the Islamic lawintroduces two options to the heir or the nearest family of the victim, namely$ the right to

    demand the e&ecution of qisas against the murderer, the right to pardon the murderer in return for

    his paying a fi&ed amount of blood money +(diyat).

    It is worth noting at this point that the Islamic law has given the right to pardon the

    murderer to the heir of the victim not to the head of the state as has been practised in most

    contemporary penal law systems. The rationale for this practice is that it is the nearest heir, wife

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    .uestion 4 06 Marks1

    In apara&raphof not more than '$ wordssummari0e how does the Islamic law protect the

    safety of the society.

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    Answer key Summary

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    Introduction to the summary$ 6g$ The Islamic law protects the safety of the society777.

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    3. Introduces a severe punishment in order to uproot the criminal 8.9

    4. Introduces a severe punishment to deter a potential criminal from

    carrying his act.

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    5. The concept of (#isas) or *ust retaliation for the case of homicide orin*ury to limb or part thereof.

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    :. ;nder (qisas) the heir or nearest family to victim has the right to

    demand the e&ecution against the murderer

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    9. The right to pardon the murderer in return for his paying a fi&ed amount

    of blood money (diyat)

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    . Islamic law considers life and limbs as belonging to God alone 8.9