La lapidación como castigo de las relaciones sexuales no legales (zinā) en el seno de la escuela Mālikí: doctrina, práctica legal y actitudes individuales frente al delito (ss. XI y XII)
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https://doi.org/10.3989/alqantara.2005.v26.i2.105Abstract
The Maliki jurist Ibn Rushd al-Jadd (d.520/1126) issued a fatwā regarding stoning as a punishment for zinā (unlawful sexual relations). This article examines this fatwā, focusing on three problems: 1) the scarcity of references to implementation of stoning as a punishment for zinā in the pre-modem period, 2) the generally contradictory attitude of pre-modem Muslim jurists, who stressed the validity of stoning as a punishment for zinā but also called for a strict observance of the law, a factor that made it almost impossible to implement, and 3) the importance of the legal opinions offered by pre-modern fuqahā' with regard to contemporary discussions on stoning.
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