Sharia of Islam for Women

Even the master is answerable to Allah for his behavior towards his employees and servants. Mercy is a significant trait of Allah, which has not only been for the Muslims but the non-Muslims too. 

 What is Islamic Sharia Law?

Islam define some rules and regulation according to peace and obedience, every muslim must follow rules of Quran and Hadees for successful life living.

“God does not forbid you to be kind and equitable to those who have neither fought against your faith nor driven you out of your homes. In fact God loves the equitable.” [Noble Quran: 60:8]

What is Sharia Law? Detail on Islam Sharia Law

In this post I will disclose some real fact and figure relates to Islam religion. There are many UN-biased opinion exist all over the world, which show negative image of Islam. Sharia law in Islam implement for minimizes crime, giving right to women and minorities.

Islamic Sharia Law

Sharia in Islam

 There are many people’s involved in anti-Islam mission for distracting audience in right sharia path. So that general person never knows about the reality of human existence, propose and other believes.

Feel that we cannot really apply a law that came for older times to the modern times. Please explain?

ANS. I have studied this question in depth. I believe that religion can be permanent and universal; provided its principles are deep-rooted in the human psyche. The human psyche is unchangeable. And that is exactly what the Holy Quran claims. It says it's Deenul‑Fitra: meaning a faith or a law based on human nature. And also 'La tabdeela lekhalkillah' meaning that the creation of God and whatever he has created in you, the dispensation, the dispositions, etc. and the basic propensity to do something or not to do so, all these remain the same.

Consequently, any law which is rooted in human psyche, must be also universal and permanent. But, the Holy Quran does not stop there. It does not monopolise this truth. It goes on to say that all the religions, at their nascent stages and at the stages of their development, were fundamentally the same and they all carried such basic truths as were related to human nature. This is referred to by the Quran as Deenul Qayyema. It says there were THREE fundamental features in every religious teaching: