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Oct 17, 2026

Abdul Hakeem MitchellGUEST
54:29
And so if you kill them in order-- in that scenario, then that, uh, amr is returned back to the hakim, the qadi, the judge, and the judge will make an essential ruling in terms of what is upon him to do in term-- whether there's the qisas or, ya'ani, um- Whether there is, yeah, I need the blood money that is paid.
Abdul Hakeem MitchellGUEST
54:51
Now, the blood money that is paid.
Abdul Hakeem MitchellGUEST
54:54
The Qisas referring to what essentially or the, or the ghalaabatu dhun? The Qisas.
Abdul Hakeem MitchellGUEST
55:04
When we're saying the Qisas, what, what could that be? What could that mean? The death penalty.
Abdul Hakeem MitchellGUEST
55:09
Now, execution, and this would be in the scenario more so if it was, uh, premeditated.
Abdul Hakeem MitchellGUEST
55:18
Now, so for example, he's aware that the, for example, this individual has tried to take from his food.
Abdul Hakeem MitchellGUEST
3:37
Jazakumullahu khairan.
Abdul Hakeem MitchellGUEST
3:40
So this narration is narration, no doubt, discussing the affair of the Qisas.
Abdul Hakeem MitchellGUEST
3:50
I lawful, um, retribution.
Abdul Hakeem MitchellGUEST
4:07
Na'am.
Yaser BirjasHOST
32:15
But if it was done against a human being, there's a fourth condition, which is what? To compensate and give it back again to them.
Yaser BirjasHOST
32:22
So similarly over here, what do we have in this situation? So should you go to the family and say, "Hey, I did it ten years ago, and I wanna right now give you the option to choose." And one of those options could be what, the Jama'ah? Qisas, capital punishment, which means the person could lose their life, right? Should that be a deterrent from him from going to, um, give these people the haq? The ulema, the majority they say, "No.
Yaser BirjasHOST
32:49
If a person deliberately killed somebody, he still owes the family that kind of peace of mind." So he needs to go to them and says, "It was me who did it." Obviously, of course, if that's gonna cause, ya'ani, for him to be killed on the hand of these people by retaliation, then you don't go to them.
Yaser BirjasHOST
33:06
Where do you go? You go to court.
Mai SatoGUEST
14:07
Um, sometimes I feel very frustrated that the allegations letters I send, most of the allegations are simply flatly denied.
Mai SatoGUEST
14:16
But there has been some positive outcomes too, in examples of, um, Qisas cases, for example, where, um, uh, the individual, um, uh, was spared execution.
Mai SatoGUEST
14:29
Although it's very difficult to, you know, make causal connections like that.
Mai SatoGUEST
14:34
I mean, there was also a huge international media campaign about this case, so I don't want to say that the allegation letter I sent, you know, resulted in the halt in the execution.
Mai SatoGUEST
1:22
Iran's execution rate has always been high, but over the last few years, the total number of executions have been rising.
Mai SatoGUEST
1:30
But when we look at the overall figure, around half are for drug-related offences, another half for Qisas, the homicide offences, and a small proportion, around 10%, are for national security-related offences.
Mai SatoGUEST
1:44
But what we are seeing since January, the nationwide protests, is that there has been an increase in the number of people executed for national security charges.
Mai SatoGUEST
1:53
And that includes those who participated in the protest.
Yasir QadhiSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:40
I'm telling you something that is your life is dependent on it, if you only understood.
Yasir QadhiSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:45
وَلَكُمْ فِي الْقِصَاصِ حَيَاتٌ يَأُولِي الْأَلْبَابِ In the penalty of murder, of execution for the murder, قِصَاصِ is the one who murders should be executed.
Yasir QadhiSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:55
You don't have mercy for the murderer.
Yasir QadhiSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:57
The murder, the one who intentionally murders, cold-blooded murder, the law of the land is that person.

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