What is Female Jurisprudence

Women's Law: - The importance of sex-specific words in legal reasoning. "Languages ​​are important, laws are important, legal terms are very important." Nothing is realistic. Without language and linguistics, you can not communicate. You need some legal basis, so legal provisions are binding and anyone must agree if they are happy. Their premise is that they have reasons and good support from different people, although they can change them as deemed appropriate.

All four schools, Sunni school Islamic law school and Shiite scholars, have agreed on the difference between men and women's punishment. A wise adult male apostate can be executed. According to others, according to the majority, female apostates may be executed or imprisoned before repentance. Historian W. Heffening pointed out that the Quran only threatens traitor punishment in the next world, but the tradition contains elements of the death penalty. Muslim scholar Shafi'i interprets the text of the Quran 2: 217 as the main evidence of the Quran 's death penalty. Historian Wael Hallaq said that the subsequent death penalty "reflects the latter reality and does not match the behavior of the prophets." He further pointed out "There is nothing in betrayal or apostasy rules derived from Biblical letters."

The author further discusses the award of men's law scholars and their women. He explained his experience in the study of Shi'ite law in Islamic studies in Iran, and it felt his male teacher uncomfortable with respect to the cleansing of women's rituals. Since the traditional Islamic Learning Center does not allow women to participate and also does not allow public debate about issues related to women's specific physical condition, these problems are only used to infer individual physical condition can not. By talking about anecdotes, the author tells the women who came to the Prophet (P.B.U.H.) to ask about ritual purification and emphasizes the difference between the early period of Muslim and the above tradition. The prophet answered her question, but she asked for more clarification, that is, the prophet's wife, Aisha, came to the woman and explained her personal ritual way of cleansing .

Egyptian Dal Alta, an influential institution that published a legal opinion on Islamic law and law, convened an international conference in 2006, "Current cutting actions in Egypt, Africa, and other areas are authoritative Islam Practice of the source of the teachings, the Qur'an, and the Prophet Muhammad needs to take all necessary measures to prevent this unacceptable tradition. "In Cairo, November 2006, under the auspices of Israel, the meeting of Al-Azhar University It was held. Egyptian Mufti adopted a resolution - same legal importance as Fatwa. It was to treat female genital excision as a punishable crime to constitute 'aggression and crime against humanity'.