JUSTICE

The Ten Commandments

1. You shall love The Lord, The Eternal, Your Only God above all things, and you shall not have nor invoke any other God but Him.

2. You shall not make nor venerate, nor worship any carved image or idol.

3. You shall not take The Name Of The Lord Your Only God in vain.

4. You shall sanctify The Holy Day Of The Lord.

5. You shall honor your father and your mother.

6. You shall not murder.

7. You shall not commit adultery, nor fornication, nor any impure act, and you shall not indulge in impure thoughts or desires.

8. You shall not steal.

9. You shall not bear false witness or lie.

10. You shall not covet your neighbor's property.

The Ten Commandments were transmitted By Allah The Eternal Lord To His Prophet Moses ﷺ

 on Mount Sinaï, after the departure of the Hebrews from Egypt.

The Noble Quran

The Noble Quran was transmitted By Allah The Eternal Lord To His Prophet Mohamed ﷺ

in the Cave of Hira, 

on Jabal al-Nour.

Under Islamic law, the law requires evidence of an extremely rigorous nature, such as a free and voluntary confession by the accused, which must be repeated verbally at least four times or provided in writing by the accused’s own hand or the eyewitness testimony of four witnesses who have reached the age of puberty, are sane of mind, are honest, do not have a criminal record, have good eyesight, and have observed the act directly.

The principle of reasonable doubt serves to nullify or suspend the imposition of a penalty.

Presumption of innocence and legal right of defense:

All suspects are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. This justice principle, known as the presumption of innocence, is a fundamental human right in most legal systems. Under this law, the burden of proof rests entirely on the prosecution, which must present clear evidence to prove the accused’s guilt beyond a reasonable doubt. If the prosecution is unable to assume this responsibility, the accused is acquitted in a court of law.

Every individual who has been charged shall be presumed innocent until proved guilty according to law and have the right to be defended by a lawyer in a court of law.

Case law regarding legal penalties for murder and crimes against humanity: 

The legal penalty prescribed for murder and crimes against humanity is a fair and reasonable sentence of life imprisonment with The Great Permission Of Allah The Almighty.

Islamic Justice

The death penalty and all forms of torture are against Islamic law, the twelve fundamental human rights are protected by The Islamic Law of The Noble Quran. Islam is the religion of peace, mercy, and security. Islamic law protects all individuals in a fair, equitable, and impartial manner.