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Hey,
Is it possible to change some parts of Sharia practiced by Saudi Arabia etc according to modern society and advance technology?
For example;
Law for rape: you have to several witnesses (correct me if I am wrong), what if someone was raped alone? And why would there be any witnesses? Surely if someone witness rape, they could have stop it? And why would a rapist rape someone in front of a witness? Okay, so you have to have witnesses but can’t scientific evidences be considered as evidence? For example one was raped, the accuser denies sex completely, and DNA evidence shows he did in fact sleep with her. Therefore he is a liar because he denied touching her, which would favour the woman and her claims of rape? And if the court found her to lie (and they always seem to...Why?) And the court can punish both for fornication. Not just the woman....
Why don’t the Muslims countries use technology?
Also, age of consent...
I know the past was a lot different than today’s society for two reasons: 1. our perception on childhood has dramatically changed. 2. The lifespan was short and children then were a lot bigger.
However, I don’t understand why on earth do Muslims still allow underage marriage? What is wrong with waiting until the child is aged 16 or even 14 but not 6, 7, 8, 9, 10? Why that is in a world already has a bad perception on Islam because of the biased media. but it does not help with I see Islamic group permitting underage marriage to a child then only to see a young child asking for divorce and died from bleeding....which then reaches to western media only for people to say look at what the Islam practice?
So why don’t Muslim change the law according to advances on technology and our understanding? What harm with this do to Muslim? I see benefits from changes above
1.It will illustrate that Muslims are not at all bad, and can adapt their religion to development...and present Islam In a better light
2.Changes can create equality, in rape case both men and women can be punished not just the women.
3.It will prevent parents from exploiting their own children....what do I mean by this? I mean parents who would sell their own children for money due to poverty. It would also prevent fathers from exploiting the situation i.e. giving his daughter to friend.
Few changes like this would help Muslims across the world...in my opinion. I dont think the koran says this is not allowed. I personally see nothing wrong with it for the benefit of Justice.
Is it possible to change some parts of Sharia practiced by Saudi Arabia etc according to modern society and advance technology?
For example;
Law for rape: you have to several witnesses (correct me if I am wrong), what if someone was raped alone? And why would there be any witnesses? Surely if someone witness rape, they could have stop it? And why would a rapist rape someone in front of a witness? Okay, so you have to have witnesses but can’t scientific evidences be considered as evidence? For example one was raped, the accuser denies sex completely, and DNA evidence shows he did in fact sleep with her. Therefore he is a liar because he denied touching her, which would favour the woman and her claims of rape? And if the court found her to lie (and they always seem to...Why?) And the court can punish both for fornication. Not just the woman....
Why don’t the Muslims countries use technology?
Also, age of consent...
I know the past was a lot different than today’s society for two reasons: 1. our perception on childhood has dramatically changed. 2. The lifespan was short and children then were a lot bigger.
However, I don’t understand why on earth do Muslims still allow underage marriage? What is wrong with waiting until the child is aged 16 or even 14 but not 6, 7, 8, 9, 10? Why that is in a world already has a bad perception on Islam because of the biased media. but it does not help with I see Islamic group permitting underage marriage to a child then only to see a young child asking for divorce and died from bleeding....which then reaches to western media only for people to say look at what the Islam practice?
So why don’t Muslim change the law according to advances on technology and our understanding? What harm with this do to Muslim? I see benefits from changes above
1.It will illustrate that Muslims are not at all bad, and can adapt their religion to development...and present Islam In a better light
2.Changes can create equality, in rape case both men and women can be punished not just the women.
3.It will prevent parents from exploiting their own children....what do I mean by this? I mean parents who would sell their own children for money due to poverty. It would also prevent fathers from exploiting the situation i.e. giving his daughter to friend.
Few changes like this would help Muslims across the world...in my opinion. I dont think the koran says this is not allowed. I personally see nothing wrong with it for the benefit of Justice.
