The Position of Illicit Sexual Relation in Islamic and Malaysian Laws
This academic project attempts to examine the nature of the illicit sexual intercourse and the basis of the illicit sexual prohibition Then, this academic project also will show whether the offender of illicit sex should be punished, and to identify the differences and similarities between the Is...
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| Language: | English |
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Kolej Universiti Islam Malaysia
2012
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| Online Access: | http://ddms.usim.edu.my/handle/123456789/5440 |
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| Summary: | This academic project attempts to examine the nature of the illicit sexual intercourse
and the basis of the illicit sexual prohibition Then, this academic project also will
show whether the offender of illicit sex should be punished, and to identify the
differences and similarities between the Islamic and Malaysian laws with regard to the
illicit sex. Today, even though there are some laws legislated by the government,
illicit sexual relation is still becoming one of the most critical problems in our country.
This paper consists of three chapters. In the first chapter, it talks about the position of
illicit sex in Islamic law, which includes the meaning of illicit sexual relation, the
prohibition of illicit sexual activities, and also the punishment of illicit sexual
offenses. The second chapter discusses about the position of illicit sexual relation in
Malaysian Law, which also includes the meaning of illicit sexual relation, the
prohibition of illicit sexual activities, the related offenses and the punishment of illicit
sexual offenses. The third chapter compares the Islamic with the Malaysian laws
regarding to the illicit sexual offenses, which includes the similarities and the
differences, focusing on the meaning of illicit sexual problem, the sources of
prohibition, the related offenses in illicit sexual problem and also the punishment for
the illicit sexual offenses. In order to finish the research, the process of documentation
and research methodology in the form of library research and literature review have
been adapted. Through this research the writer found that the Malaysian law is not
sufficient to solve an illicit sexual problem because the provided punishment for illicit
sexual offenses is too light compared with the prescribed punishment in Islamic law. |
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