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If a person who saw a murder were threatened not to bear testimony, what should he do?

Are all of those who murder a person all together punished?

Is it necessary to kill an animal that has killed a human being?

"The fairest penalty to be given to a person who kills another person is to kill him." Will you explain this statement?

Is it permissible to favor a Muslim in an affair?

When was the first penalty of cutting off a hand for theft was given?

Why does Allah allow misfortunes to reach the Kaaba?

Either justice and legitimacy or anarchy and death!

Why does Allah give wealth and property to sinners in this world and allow them to reach their goals?

Is it permissible to keep silent and not to pursue one’s rights so as not to commit a sin? In what situations is it permissible for man to keep silent?

Should a person struggle against the injustices he faces in this world and to what extent should he struggle? Or, should one not waive his rights by complaining against the wrongdoers in the Hereafter?

Are people living and worshipping in holy places like Makkah and Madinah luckier and more advantageous than those living in other places?

Who are the people who are really responsible for trusts and justice?

It is said that the hornless sheep will get his rights from the horned sheep in the hereafter. Will you explain this hadith?

Can a person be executed for the sake of the world order?

Is it permissible to curse murderers who kill innocent people?

Is the Justice of Allah (SWT) valid for only Muslims or valid for non-Muslims, too?

Allah forgives all sins, but what about the rights of the people? Even if Allah forgives the sinner, will the wronged ones not ask for their rights?

Is the punishment of cutting the hand of the thief off given by Islam as a result of committing theft?

Why do women have half the mens right of testimony?

Do equality and justice mean the same thing? If not, what are the differences between them?

Should the injustices one faces be fought against in this world and to what extent should it be? Or should one not renounce ones rights and should make a complaint against the wrongdoers in the Hereafter?

Can you explain the value attached by Islam to human rights?

What is the view of Islam about the faith of those who lived before Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings be upon him), i.e. those who lived in fatrat (interregnum)? Will they go to Hell because they passed away without faith?

Married to an Atheist - what needs to be done?

Is it the duty of the Government or Individuals to Prevent the Evil in the Community?

According to Islam, Why is a Criminal Punished?

How is Islams perception of justice?

When defense is considered a legitimate one?

God has given many people cars, apartment, property, and fame; and some others poverty, trouble, diseases, pain and sorrow; are the latter too bad, or God loves the others more?

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If a person who saw a murder were threatened not to bear testimony, what should he do?

Are all of those who murder a person all together punished?

Is it necessary to kill an animal that has killed a human being?

"The fairest penalty to be given to a person who kills another person is to kill him." Will you explain this statement?

Is it permissible to favor a Muslim in an affair?

When was the first penalty of cutting off a hand for theft was given?

Why does Allah allow misfortunes to reach the Kaaba?

Either justice and legitimacy or anarchy and death!

Why does Allah give wealth and property to sinners in this world and allow them to reach their goals?

Is it permissible to keep silent and not to pursue one’s rights so as not to commit a sin? In what situations is it permissible for man to keep silent?

Should a person struggle against the injustices he faces in this world and to what extent should he struggle? Or, should one not waive his rights by complaining against the wrongdoers in the Hereafter?

Are people living and worshipping in holy places like Makkah and Madinah luckier and more advantageous than those living in other places?

Who are the people who are really responsible for trusts and justice?

It is said that the hornless sheep will get his rights from the horned sheep in the hereafter. Will you explain this hadith?

Can a person be executed for the sake of the world order?

Is it permissible to curse murderers who kill innocent people?

Is the Justice of Allah (SWT) valid for only Muslims or valid for non-Muslims, too?

Allah forgives all sins, but what about the rights of the people? Even if Allah forgives the sinner, will the wronged ones not ask for their rights?

Is the punishment of cutting the hand of the thief off given by Islam as a result of committing theft?

Why do women have half the mens right of testimony?

Do equality and justice mean the same thing? If not, what are the differences between them?

Should the injustices one faces be fought against in this world and to what extent should it be? Or should one not renounce ones rights and should make a complaint against the wrongdoers in the Hereafter?

Can you explain the value attached by Islam to human rights?

What is the view of Islam about the faith of those who lived before Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings be upon him), i.e. those who lived in fatrat (interregnum)? Will they go to Hell because they passed away without faith?

Married to an Atheist - what needs to be done?

Is it the duty of the Government or Individuals to Prevent the Evil in the Community?

According to Islam, Why is a Criminal Punished?

How is Islams perception of justice?

When defense is considered a legitimate one?

God has given many people cars, apartment, property, and fame; and some others poverty, trouble, diseases, pain and sorrow; are the latter too bad, or God loves the others more?