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mizan_aliashraf
Takbeer, finally someone who is willing to stand up for their religion. There is NO PART in the Qur'an which promotes such acts. People dont behead to please Allah, the only time it is permitted is capital punishment in which case the person to be beheaded is a criminal. And the capital punishment is deemed forgiveness for the criminal. He/She has paid the price for his/her actions by enduring capital punishment and so is forgiven.
I do not want to buy into the whole debate over what is or is not allowed in Islam. I do not believe that most Muslims accept that terrorism is justified by their religion. But other Muslims have disagreed with the claim above.
A Muslim may put to death any mushrik combatant he seizes, whether or not he is involved in the fighting. There is a difference of opinion regarding the killing of old persons and monks inhabiting cells and monasteries. One view concerning them is that they are not to be killed unless they fight, as they are covered, like women and children, by treaty; another is that they are killed even if they are not fighting, because it may be that their opinions will cause more harm to the Muslims than fighting.
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..continuous perseverence in fighting is among the duties of jihad, it is binding until one of four things occurs:
The second thing that might occut is that Allah gives victory over them but they remain mushrikun, in which case their women and children are taken prisoner, and their wealth is taken as booty, and those who are not made captive are put to death. As for the captives, the amir has the choice of taking the most beneficial action of four possibilities: the first, to put them to death by cutting their necks
I see nothing about any capital offense here.
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