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**Sx1qBli0** · 08-14-2012, 07:39 PM

Dear brother common law did not apply to situations regarding murder and such like over here in britain. Britain was governed by the church mostly and up until the 1950's murder was punishable by exercution. Infact the last exercuted was around that time and it was a hanging. Quran is clear for punishment of murder there should be no accepts whether it's family or not.

I think you need to research this subject. The Quran clearly gives permission to relatives of the murder victim to either have the murderer executed or to have them play blood money. Obviously if someone has been murdered and they were the main bread winner in the family...it creates huge financial problems for the family...killing the murderer is too easy....better to have the option to have them restore some wealth to the family of the victim and only they are able to decide.

08-14-2012, 07:39 PM	#18
Sx1qBli0 Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 344 Senior Member	Dear brother common law did not apply to situations regarding murder and such like over here in britain. Britain was governed by the church mostly and up until the 1950's murder was punishable by exercution. Infact the last exercuted was around that time and it was a hanging. Quran is clear for punishment of murder there should be no accepts whether it's family or not. I think you need to research this subject. The Quran clearly gives permission to relatives of the murder victim to either have the murderer executed or to have them play blood money. Obviously if someone has been murdered and they were the main bread winner in the family...it creates huge financial problems for the family...killing the murderer is too easy....better to have the option to have them restore some wealth to the family of the victim and only they are able to decide.
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