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The Islamic Influence on the \'Presumption of Innocence\' « PKPolitics Discuss Allah (swt) says in Surah Al-Zalzala: \"Whoever has done an atom\'s-weight of good will see it, but whoever has done an atom\'s-weight of evil will see that.\" [TMQ 99:7-8] This Day of Judgement is a frightening day for those who disobey Allah (swt). Allah (swt) says in Surah \'Abasa: \"The Day man will flee from his own brother, his mother, his father, his wife, his children: each of them will be absorbed in concerns of their own on that Day.\" [TMQ 80:34-37] The sharia has specified the valid reasons Muslim soldiers (mujhaideen) can fight for. The primary reason for fighting jihad is not for any material, nationalistic or sectarian interests. A man came to the Prophet and asked, \"A man fights for war booty; another fights for fame and a third fights for showing off; which of them fights in Allah\'s Cause? Prisoners of War 1300 years before the Geneva Convention Islam forbade the mistreatment of prisoners of war. Historically, decisional independence always existed in the Khilafah. Regards

| المكتبة الصوتية للقرآن الكريم - MP3 Quran Islamic Influence On The Presumption Of Innocence - Islam for Muslims Islamic influence on the presumption of innocence: The historian Marcel Boisard states in his journal “On the probable influence of Islam on western public and international law”, published in the International Journal of Middle East studies: It was above all the very high ethical standard of Islamic law that impressed the medieval West and provoked the development of a more refined legal thinking. This aspect is undoubtedly the most durable merit of Muslim influence, as illustrated by the administration of justice. Until the Crusades, legal procedure in the West consisted of “God’s judgments” by boiling water or by duel, or by “ordeal” during which people were burnt with red-hot irons or boiling oil and, if they survived, declared “not guilty.” From Islam’s beginnings the suspect was presumed innocent until it could be proved otherwise.

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