The ruling on cutting off the hand of a thief in a year of famine
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Question:
Usually, Shaykh, the custom is that the car is parked in front of the houses.
Answer:
This is its place of security, but if it is left in a place that is not in front of the house, it is not secured. Yes. He stole it, then returned the rights to their owners, and then came confessing. The apparent meaning of the texts is that he is to be amputated. Even if he returned the rights? Yes. He was not amputated, except for one who was in a time of famine, a time of hardship, and a general calamity; in that case, the punishment may be waived for him, as
Usually, Shaykh, the custom is that the car is parked in front of the houses.
Answer:
This is its place of security, but if it is left in a place that is not in front of the house, it is not secured. Yes. He stole it, then returned the rights to their owners, and then came confessing. The apparent meaning of the texts is that he is to be amputated. Even if he returned the rights? Yes. He was not amputated, except for one who was in a time of famine, a time of hardship, and a general calamity; in that case, the punishment may be waived for him, as
Source
تفسير القرآن العظيم [ تفسير ابن كثير ]، بداية من قوله - تعالى - : { فمن تاب من بعد ظلمه وأصلح فإن الله يتوب عليه } — islamhouse.com (7:51)
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