Is the execution of a hudud punishment a cause of disbelief, or is repentance required?

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Question:
Is the execution of a hudud punishment a cause of disbelief, or is repentance required?

Answer:
The hudud punishments are causes of disbelief, and repentance is a cause of disbelief. The hudud punishments are causes of disbelief if one does not return to the deed; they are a cause of disbelief for what has passed, meaning: before the punishment.

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