Adultery: Necessity or Weakness?

Love is patient, love is kind and love never fails. In this way, the apostle Paul expressed love in Corinthian letters. That is the word that millions of marriages chose to recite during the wedding ceremony. The partner promised in front of God that the witnesses are faithful and faithful in their lives. In fact, however, many spouses are in violation of this promise at some stage in their lives. On the other hand, some people think that random sex is indispensable and hence inevitable.

Adolescence is becoming very common in Europe and the US because of sexual freedom - now all the emphasis seems to be to sexual satisfaction; in Muslim society the importance of sex far more It's low - it's usually a cumbersome weakness. Families are more important, the concept of abortion of one million fetuses and aborted mothers every year is a disagreeable thing in Muslim. The murder charges in the Islamic law admit the death penalty, but on the one hand it is more merciful than the Western law - after the legal decision has been made, the families of the victims who were killed, and they were asked for sympathy. In Islam, even if someone has the right to revenge their own life, it is still considered a sympathy for the murderer.

In adultery of Islamic law, unexplored sex or pre-marital sex is called Gina and is illegal in both civil cases and criminal cases. In countries where adultery is illegal, there are penalties from fine to death. In the 21st century, the criminal law against adultery is very controversial, and international organizations are primarily to prevent women from reporting rape and sexual violence, leading to discrimination and gender-based violence , Demanding abolition of adultery. Maintain social norms to justify violent crimes committed to women

In Hindu Dharma literature, one of the 18 vivadada puddas (legal headlines) discusses adultery and similar crimes. Adultery is called Strisangrahana in the text of dharmasastra. These texts usually condemn adultery, and some exceptions include sexual acts and niyoga (levirate concept) agreed by both parties to produce heirs. Apastamba Dharmasutra, According to the oldest Hindu legal text, mutual mutation adultery is a punishment that a man committing adultery will be severely penalized than a woman of adult Aria. At Gautama Dharmasutra, a woman with infidelity Aria may be severely punished because of infidelity beyond class. According to Ludo Rocher, Gautama Dharmasutra holds a fine for adultery cases beyond class, which seems to be summarized by Vishnu Dharmasastra and Manusmiriti. Penalties proposed in the text also depend on these texts.