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Mukhtar Gomaa explains Maliki view on executing fathers who kill sons
The article presented the opinion of Dr. Muhammad Mukhtar Jumu'ah, the former Minister of Awqaf, regarding the application of punishments to a father if he kills his son according to Islamic law. He clarified that premeditated murder requires the implementation of Qisas (retribution), which can include the death penalty if accompanied by prior intent and deliberate planning, in accordance with Egyptian laws and Sharia traditions. He pointed out that the Maliki school permits the application of Qisas and the death penalty on the father in certain cases, such as heinous murder involving stabbing or dismemberment, or in cases of treachery and stealth, like suffocating the son during sleep. Additionally, he noted that the majority of scholars outside the Maliki school prefer disciplinary punishments such as imprisonment for the father in murder cases. He emphasized the importance of addressing this phenomenon through family and psychological awareness, and the necessity of evaluating each case based on its circumstances to ensure deterrence.
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