Quran, Islamic Jurisprudence and Law

Application of Wrongdoing Elimination Rule with an Exploration of the Implication of the Veghaya Verse

Document Type : Original Article

Author

Rouh-ollah ،Mohammad ali AKrami،Haji dehabadi

Faculty of QoAssistant Professor, Department of criminal law and criminology, Faculty of Law, University of Qom, Corresponding Author (r.akrami@qom.ac.ir). Associate Professor, Department of Criminal Law and Criminology, Faculty of

Abstract
The wrongdoing elimination necessity rule that entails unlawfulness of setting the scene for committing wrong acts by others and the necessity of preventing from wrongdoing by them is among the rules that can make clear the framework of Islamic criminal policy against the crime and corruption. It is different from the rules of unlawfulness of assisting sin and promotion of good and prevention of evil from different aspects. While a similar position has not been taken toward this rule and its limits by Islamic scholars, most of them, relying on Veghaya verse, have emphasized the validity of circulation of rule in the realm of family.
The present writing, while delineating the rule, aims at studying its reflection in jurisprudential literature, and analyzing its position in family area through analyzing Veghaya verse in the view of Islamic exegetes and jurisprudents.

Keywords

Veghaya Verse
Wrongdoing Elimination Rule
Crime Prevention
Promotion of Good and Prevention of Evil
Unlawfulness of Assisting Sin
Quran, Islamic Jurisprudence and Law
Volume 7, Issue 7
August 2017
Pages 99-130

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