MartinTimothy
To willfully kill an unborn child is a crime against the law of man and a crime against the law of God, witness numerous injunctions against unlawful killing generally and abortion / infanticide specifically in the Koran, which also describes the only circumstances when deliberate homicide is lawful,
Being just retaliation for unlawful killing following a fair trial, during the course of Jihad or just war against an aggressor, who must first have waged war upon oneself, ones children, ones family or ones country, or for capital corruption, injunctions and penalties endorsed in Mosaic Law and Christian Testament, which Moslems recognize as proceeding from God.
Since 1970 Abortion has taken billions of lives, this tract warns the abortion guilty their lives will be forfeit if prosecutions take place under the auspices of AL-ISLAM, on which basis it could be expected that the number of executions will commensurate with the number of abortions, and thus be in the millions,
Then anticipate the demise of virtually the entire medical, political and law enforcement establishments world wide, as the fulfillment of the prophesy of Jesus Christ comes to pass that, "children shall rise up against their parents, and shall put them to death."
[quote][b]Feedback:[/b] What about .. capital punishment for adultery or homosexuality?[/quote]
The Koran does not endorse CP for either of those offenses, those who say it does have misinterpreted the scriptures, while persons carrying out executions for either of those offenses should themselves be prosecuted in a capital court!
[quote][b]Feedback:[/b] Do you condemn any abortion for any reason?[/quote]
Yes!
[quote][b]Feedback:[/b] What if the mother's life is at risk?[/quote]
Natural miscarriage often occurs in entropic pregnancy situations, where the developing infant is not in the womb but someplace else, which does not give doctors or anyone else the right to kill!
[quote][b]Feedback:[/b] Or the foetus is developing with abnormalities that would deny it a reasonable quality life?[/quote]
If you were brought to trial after killing because you decided that "a reasonable quality of life" was impossible for the deceased, then went before a jury composed of those who are "gettin' along ok," despite any judgments you would have made regarding their physical and or mental properties,
And even as Master Confucius assures us "for every day there is a dog," and that, "every dog has his day," would not the day be theirs after all.
[quote][b]Feedback:[/b] Or if in mid or late pregnancy, the mother's life becomes endangered or there is a risk of her dying during childbirth..[/quote]
With proper care and since the pregnancy has continued to the late stage without natural miscarriage, there should be no reason that such a situation would arise.
The woman in question will be attended by experienced in midwifery personnel, who will determine whether a Caesarian section is required, while those who made the initial prognosis will be put to the sword for attempted murder!
[quote][b]Feedback:[/b] Where specifically in the Qur'an is killing the unborn child mentioned?[/quote]
[b]In the name of Allah, the Beneficent the Merciful[/b]
[b]Surah 6: Al An'am - Cattle, Livestock - Verse 151[/b] ..Say, "Come let me tell you what your Lord has really prohibited for you: You shall not set up idols besides Him, you shall honor your parents, you shall not kill your children from fear of poverty - we provide for you and for them. You shall not commit gross sins, obvious or hidden, you shall not kill - Allah has made life sacred - except in the course of justice. These are His commandments to you, that you may understand."
[b]Sura 17: Bani Israel - The Children of Israel - Verse 31[/b] ..Slay not your children, fearing a fall to poverty, We shall provide for them and for you, the slaying of them is great sin, and come not near unto adultery, for it is an abomination and an evil way. And slay not the life which Allah hath forbidden save with right, whoso is slain wrongfully, We have given power unto his heir, but let him not commit excess in slaying, he will be helped. Khalifa translation.
[quote][b]Feedback:[/b] You're wrong, the Koran does recommend the death penalty for adultery & homosexuality.[/quote]
Not wrong at all..
[b]In the name of Allah, the Beneficent the Merciful[/b]
[b]Surah 24 An Nur - The Light - Verse 2[/b] ..The woman and the man guilty of adultery or fornication flog each of them with a hundred stripes: let not compassion move you in their case in a matter prescribed by Allah if ye believe in Allah and the Last Day: and let a party of the Believers witness their punishment.
[b]Surah 7 Al Aaraf - The Heights - Verse 80[/b] ..Remember when he said unto his folk : Will ye commit abomination such as no nation ever did before you, for ye practice your lusts on men in preference to women : ye are indeed a people transgressing beyond bounds."
[quote]In the case of adultery where similar text appears to endorse death, Jesus tells us to err on the side of mercy, while in response to homosexuality, the text expresses outrage and repugnance - it does not provide the death penalty![/quote]
Being just retaliation for unlawful killing following a fair trial, during the course of Jihad or just war against an aggressor, who must first have waged war upon oneself, ones children, ones family or ones country, or for capital corruption, injunctions and penalties endorsed in Mosaic Law and Christian Testament, which Moslems recognize as proceeding from God.
Since 1970 Abortion has taken billions of lives, this tract warns the abortion guilty their lives will be forfeit if prosecutions take place under the auspices of AL-ISLAM, on which basis it could be expected that the number of executions will commensurate with the number of abortions, and thus be in the millions,
Then anticipate the demise of virtually the entire medical, political and law enforcement establishments world wide, as the fulfillment of the prophesy of Jesus Christ comes to pass that, "children shall rise up against their parents, and shall put them to death."
[quote][b]Feedback:[/b] What about .. capital punishment for adultery or homosexuality?[/quote]
The Koran does not endorse CP for either of those offenses, those who say it does have misinterpreted the scriptures, while persons carrying out executions for either of those offenses should themselves be prosecuted in a capital court!
[quote][b]Feedback:[/b] Do you condemn any abortion for any reason?[/quote]
Yes!
[quote][b]Feedback:[/b] What if the mother's life is at risk?[/quote]
Natural miscarriage often occurs in entropic pregnancy situations, where the developing infant is not in the womb but someplace else, which does not give doctors or anyone else the right to kill!
[quote][b]Feedback:[/b] Or the foetus is developing with abnormalities that would deny it a reasonable quality life?[/quote]
If you were brought to trial after killing because you decided that "a reasonable quality of life" was impossible for the deceased, then went before a jury composed of those who are "gettin' along ok," despite any judgments you would have made regarding their physical and or mental properties,
And even as Master Confucius assures us "for every day there is a dog," and that, "every dog has his day," would not the day be theirs after all.
[quote][b]Feedback:[/b] Or if in mid or late pregnancy, the mother's life becomes endangered or there is a risk of her dying during childbirth..[/quote]
With proper care and since the pregnancy has continued to the late stage without natural miscarriage, there should be no reason that such a situation would arise.
The woman in question will be attended by experienced in midwifery personnel, who will determine whether a Caesarian section is required, while those who made the initial prognosis will be put to the sword for attempted murder!
[quote][b]Feedback:[/b] Where specifically in the Qur'an is killing the unborn child mentioned?[/quote]
[b]In the name of Allah, the Beneficent the Merciful[/b]
[b]Surah 6: Al An'am - Cattle, Livestock - Verse 151[/b] ..Say, "Come let me tell you what your Lord has really prohibited for you: You shall not set up idols besides Him, you shall honor your parents, you shall not kill your children from fear of poverty - we provide for you and for them. You shall not commit gross sins, obvious or hidden, you shall not kill - Allah has made life sacred - except in the course of justice. These are His commandments to you, that you may understand."
[b]Sura 17: Bani Israel - The Children of Israel - Verse 31[/b] ..Slay not your children, fearing a fall to poverty, We shall provide for them and for you, the slaying of them is great sin, and come not near unto adultery, for it is an abomination and an evil way. And slay not the life which Allah hath forbidden save with right, whoso is slain wrongfully, We have given power unto his heir, but let him not commit excess in slaying, he will be helped. Khalifa translation.
[quote][b]Feedback:[/b] You're wrong, the Koran does recommend the death penalty for adultery & homosexuality.[/quote]
Not wrong at all..
[b]In the name of Allah, the Beneficent the Merciful[/b]
[b]Surah 24 An Nur - The Light - Verse 2[/b] ..The woman and the man guilty of adultery or fornication flog each of them with a hundred stripes: let not compassion move you in their case in a matter prescribed by Allah if ye believe in Allah and the Last Day: and let a party of the Believers witness their punishment.
[b]Surah 7 Al Aaraf - The Heights - Verse 80[/b] ..Remember when he said unto his folk : Will ye commit abomination such as no nation ever did before you, for ye practice your lusts on men in preference to women : ye are indeed a people transgressing beyond bounds."
[quote]In the case of adultery where similar text appears to endorse death, Jesus tells us to err on the side of mercy, while in response to homosexuality, the text expresses outrage and repugnance - it does not provide the death penalty![/quote]