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What is punishment for stealing in middle east countries ?
Asked by gisma,
25 Jan 05:30 pm
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Under the sharia, repeated theft is punishable by amputation of the right hand, administered under anesthetic. Because of its severity, a number of qualifications have been introduced to mitigate the punishment. If the thief repents and makes restitution before the case is brought before a judge, the punishment can be reduced; furthermore, the victim can demand recompense rather than punishment or can grant a pardon. Highway crime was considered a crime against public safety and thus subject to more severe punishment. Aggravated theft can be punished by cross-amputation of a hand and a foot. Such cases have been unusual, but Amnesty International reported four of them in 1986. In 1990 fewer than ten hand amputations took place, at least five of which were administered to foreigners.
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Answered by anil garg, 25 Jan 07:07 pm
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Kat dalo wo kamine hath......shloay ka thakur to yaad hi hoga aapko....usne bhi middle east country mein chori ki thi
Answered by sushil lalpuria, 25 Jan 05:33 pm
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