The interpretation in permitting the bloods

Number of pages: 143 pages Publisher: Takween for Studies and Research - British One of the settled meanings in Sharia is the sanctity of the innocent blood. Moreover, preserving lives from destruction is considered one of the necessary matters of religion agreed upon. To uphold this legal principle, Sharia has prescribed retribution for the murderer as a punishment and justice, and has threatened him with severe Hereafter punishment. Nevertheless, Sharia has waived in some cases the ruling of retribution to interpret a situation in which the murderer is involved. Here, a very important question arises: How can the original legal principle (the sanctity of blood) be preserved from the expansion of the exceptional case (interpretation)? And this is the question that this serious scientific research seeks to answer.