Is their a Quranic ruling for insulting and mocking Islam and Prophet (p.b.u.h.)

[Ibn_Sadique]

Re: Is their a Quranic ruling for insulting and mocking Islam and Prophet (p.b.u.h.)

@kaka_in_usa

Blood money!! ah the, great arabic tradition of trading life with money. never liked it and never will.

@kaka_in_usa

sure, we have seen how well it worked in raymond davis’ case. or numerous cases before it.
any ghariat mand samaz would not even think about it.

@kaka_in_usa

Well i will take honor over money any day. That has been our culture from thousands of years. For me and billions of others it is so unthinkable to take money for a life.
what would be next, money for rape?
It is a tribal law that favors the rich and exploits the poor and weak. People who call it “insurance” need to take their head out of sand. no matter how much you sugar coat it , it is still money for your loved ones life.
honor people , even animals have it.

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kakaji in usa** – It is very easy to ‘talk big’ while sitting comfortably in the USA.

Islam is a very practical religion for all times and places.

‘Blood money’ is one of the options for the ‘murdered person’s’ near ones. Other two being:

1. Revenge – Blood for blood

OR

2. Total forgiveness (No Blood for Blood or any Blood money)!

Blood money is a safety net for the deceased’s immediate family. It could a very young widow or an older lady with young daughters.

These venerable unskilled souls with no family support are easily pushed into life of begging or prostitution.

You must be well aware that in Hinduism widows are a curse and not allowed to remarry.

Now put yourself in the shoes of young unskilled Hindu widow with kids to feed – Your ghariat and honour will opt for the blood money rather than life of begging and prostitution.

Do you agree?

See for the plight of young widows in India – that’s the place of your origins, right?

http://www.uni-hildesheim.de/~haensch/culturescan/5Jarman.pdf

White Saris and Sweet Mangoes

http://bora.cmi.no/dspace/bitstream/10202/380/1/R%201992_8%20Ratnabali%20Chatterjee-07122007_1.pdf