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...e book |last1=Ahmed |first1=Syed |title=Law relating to fornication (Zina) in the Islamic legal system: a comparative study |date=1999 |publisher=Andhra ...ommonly used definition of "adultery" in English. The meaning also differs in relation to gender under traditional Islamic jurisprudence.

...bad thing you have done! You are a self-respecting woman, but the Prophet is a womanizer. Seek an annulment from him.’ She went back to the Prophet an ...all his wives in a round, during the day and night '''and they were eleven in number.'''" I asked Anas, "Had the Prophet the strength for it?" Anas repli

...- [http://www.amazon.co.uk/What-Gnosticism-Karen-L-King/dp/0674017625 What is Gnosticism?] - Harvard University Press, 2005, P. 140, ISBN 9780674017627</ In the following excerpt, Muhammad is referred to as "the Son-of-Slaughter, the Arab", "the most degraded of fals

...as fornication, drinking alcohol, stealing, blasphemy, and homosexuality. In the legal codes of Muslim majority countries today, the inclusion of sharia ...Muhammad stole, I would cut her hand." Then Allah's Apostle gave his order in the case of that woman and her hand was cut off. Afterwards her repentance

...''martyr''. As with [[adultery]] and [[justice]], the term ''martyr'' in [[Islam]] differs from the commonly agreed upon definitions of the word. ...reek word that English and other European languages get the word "martyr." In calling those who die for the faith "witnesses" the nascent proto-Islamic a

The practice of homosexual sex and relationships is roundly condemned in the Islamic tradition, which sees these acts as unnatural and stemming from {{Main|Islam and Homosexuality}}

...there was no minimum age for the marriage contract, Islamic law generally permitted a girl to live with her husband and consummate the marriage when she could ...lobally but are nevetheless common (including among non-Muslim populations in some regions of the world).

...mic Scripture|misinterpretation]] of [[Qur'an]] 4:3, and evidence provided in the [[sahih]] [[hadith|ahadith]] as to the true meaning of this verse. ...etween them), then (marry) only one or what your right hands possess; this is more proper, that you may not deviate from the right course. " }}

...the text for no apparent reason. All of these traditions were written down in or after the second Islamic century, so they likely reflect the thoughts an ==Difficulty in Collecting the Qur'anic Verses==

...the text for no apparent reason. All of these traditions were written down in or after the second Islamic century, so they likely reflect the thoughts an ==Difficulty in Collecting the Qur'anic Verses==

...jority of Islamic scholars today embrace the tradition of Islamic violence in all three respects. ===Invitations to Islam Prior to Violence===

...law]]. Almost to emphasise the point, the rape of the slaves of other men is treated as property damage, not as zina bil jabr deserving a [[w:hadd|hadd] ...are clean. '''But when they have purified themselves, ye may approach them in any manner, time, or place ordained for you by Allah'''.

...not recognised as a crime in others (especially in the Arab world), which is true also of some non-Muslim countries. {{Main|Rape in Islamic Law|Slavery in Islamic Law}}

...himself never struck a woman and narrations claiming that the instruction in his farewell sermon referred to taping with a siwak (toothbrush stick). {{Main|Wife Beating in Islamic Law|Wife Beating in the Qur'an}}

...e of puberty are forcibly [[Marriage|married]] to older persons (sometimes in their 50s and later), often for various personal gains by the girls' guardi [[Child Marriage in Islamic Law|Islamic law permits child marriage]]. Jurists agreed that a fat

!In Arabic |Full name: Abdullah bin Abdul Muttalib (عبدالله بن عبد المطلب‎‎). Father of Islam's prophet, Muhammad. The name literally means "Slave of Allah".

...amic law in several domains of life. Particularly, women are disadvantaged in matters of sexual, domestic, legal, financial, sartorial, and physical auto ...privileging male sexual agency.<ref>Ibid. pp. 131-132</ref> Ali also notes in her book the "very real dissonance between the cultural assumptions undergi

...and music commonly plays a role in public religious celebrations in Shi'a Islam. ...e and assault them with your horses and foot soldiers and become a partner in their wealth and their children and promise them." But Satan does not promi

...he perspective taken by Islamic scriptures on women is of special interest in recent times due to frequent collision with modern values. ...ficiency, which was pronounced by Muhammad according to a hadith collected in Sahih Bukhari.

...f punishments for apostates] legislated in majority Muslim countries today is available. ...nists, so to them it is reasonable to reject the tradition as inauthentic, in line with their relative skepticism towards the hadith corpus.

...hsConcubines.jpg|right|thumb|275px|Concubines and eunuchs of Ottoman Harem in 1909]] ...eholding based in religious principles."<BR />Kecia Ali, Sexual Ethics and Islam, London: Oneworld Publications, 2006, pp. 42 ff.</ref>

...slim world in the 19th and 20th centuries, and is now considered forbidden in the modern context by most scholars, though a minority, such as Saudi Sheik {{Main|Slavery in Islamic Law}}

...mage" of Wahhabism.<ref name="DLB2004: 5">[[#DLB2004|DeLong-Bas, ''Wahhabi Islam'', 2004]]: 5</ref> ...lobal Jihad. Overview [blurb]|url=http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/wahhabi-islam-natana-delong-bas/1117395956?ean=9780195333015|website=Barnes & Noble|quote

...requirements for men are similar to common expectations of public decency in the modern world, those for women extend to covering the entirety of the bo ...ublic. The Quran indicates that the dress requirements for believing women in general were to prevent molestation and for purposes of modesty.

...ften in conjunction with the commandment for men to keep otherwise chaste. In addition, various hadiths mention the sexual intercourse which slave owners ...porting rape in some countries where [[Zina]] (illicit sexual intercourse) is a punishable offence, as detailed below.

...avid Powers notes the following regarding the highs and lows of abrogation in the Qur'an. ...an''<ref>Powers, D.S, "The Exergetical Genre nasikh al-Qur'an", pp.122-126 in Rippen, A (ed.), "Approaches to the History of the Interpretation of the Qu

...ation of the former by Islamic jurists and scholars, and the term Shari'ah is also often applied to its body of law. ...[[Uswa Hasana|uswa hasana]] (perfect example). Since both the practice of Islam and its laws are based on the same source, they are inseparable from one an

==Female Genital Mutilation in Islamic Law== ...r labia. A third practice, '''Infibulation''' (or Pharaonic circumcision), is the paring back of the outer labia, whose cut edges are then stitched toget

...estic setting. This has led to domestic violence being permitted under law in a number of Muslim majority countries or being largely ignored by the autho ===Wife-beating in the Qur'an===

...usband, and the husband's lust is limited: it is not permissible to engage in anal sex even within an Islamic marriage. ...2|228}}|And it is for the women to act as they (the husbands) act by them, in all fairness; but the men are a step above them.}}

...usband, and the husband's lust is limited: it is not permissible to engage in anal sex even within an Islamic marriage.   ==Men and women in the Quran==

...e, ethnicity, and what may be called "race-relations" is a complicated one in the Islamic tradition. ==Anti-racism in scripture==

...[:Category:Child Marriage|child marriage]] this topic is of heavy interest in the [[Apologists|apologetic]] literature and public discourse. ...eached the age of twelve years.<ref>CHILDREN iii. Legal Rights of Children in the Sasanian Period - [https://www.iranicaonline.org/articles/children-iii

...ferent languages and holding radically different beliefs, the claim itself is generally not taken seriously by modern scholars. ...he printing press different versions of the same story as well as mistakes in transmission from one medium to the other are also to be expected.

...ferent languages and holding radically different beliefs, the claim itself is generally not taken seriously by modern scholars. ...he printing press different versions of the same story as well as mistakes in transmission from one medium to the other are also to be expected.