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What is the punishment prescribed in Islamic law referred to as?

Q: What is the punishment prescribed in Islamic law referred to as?

Correct Answer: Hudud. Hudud refers to the fixed punishments prescribed in Islamic law for specific serious crimes as outlined in the Quran and Hadith. These laws are intended to maintain social order and deter major offenses within society.

A Hudud
B Fiqh
C Ijtihad
D Tafseer

Correct Answer: Option A — Hudud

Explanation:

Hudud refers to the fixed punishments prescribed in Islamic law for specific serious crimes as outlined in the Quran and Hadith. These laws ...

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Subject	Islamic Studies
Difficulty	Hard
Exam Types	css, pms, fpsc
Correct	Option A

What is the punishment prescribed in Islamic law referred to as?

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