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Message: <blockquote data-quote="firoz85" data-source="post: 3792905" data-attributes="member: 22060">1. The timeline of things was not his major argument . You ignored the fact that this was a marriage ! and in itself completely lawful.Further more they were both adults , as in She was a woman ! 2. You have to understand that you are viewing  this relationships by todays standards and norms of society(which by noway is perfect).The norms of society change from time to time and from place to place . In Islam we have  guidelines to apply irrespective of time or place -eternal . In this particular case (marriage) , as long as the bride and groom are adults they are eligible for marriage. In society , whats good today would not or could not be good tomorrow . The standards or definition of good and evil change ! In Islam we beleive whats good and bad has been revealed to us by God and this we adhere to irrespective of time and place!  If a ruler measures 5cms today it should measure 5cms tomorrow as well !Regarding your problem with capital punishment. My friend please bear in mind that these punishments are sentenced for serious crimes . Crimes like Rape ,murder or robbery. If you call this cruel why dont you just look at this from the victims side . Just imagine for sake of argument (May God protect us all) that your mother/sister/relative gets raped or killed .... what would you want to do to such a person ? Wouldnt you just want to kill him ? Then why the double standard if some one elses mother/sister gets raped or killed ! For your information , these punishments are carried out in public for society to see ! You think some one who sees this  punishment will not have the fear of comitting such a crime ?So you see it works both ways , justice , safety both for individual and society. PeacE !</blockquote>

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