सऊदी अरब। कानून ने मौत का सज़ा सुनाया। Latest Saudi Arabia viral Video । Muhammad Bin Mursal Death

Описание: सऊदी अरब। वायरल वीडियो। कानून ने मौत का सज़ा सुनाया। Latest Saudi Arabia viral video। Sar kalam hua । Muhammad Bin Mursal (‪@sufivlog456‬ )

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What crimes can you get the death penalty for?
Saudi Arabia retains the death penalty for a wide range of offences across three categories in Islamic law: Qisas (retributive), Had (mandatory) and Ta’zir (discretionary). Within these categories, judges in Saudi Arabia retain wide-ranging powers to determine what behavior may constitute a criminal offence and its resulting punishment, including the death penalty.

Reprieve’s 2023 report, Bloodshed and Lies: Mohammed bin Salman’s Kingdom of Executions, is the first and most extensive investigation into executions in Saudi Arabia. It shows that between 2010 and 2021, the types of crimes resulting in executions could be classified into the following groups:

Murder
Drugs trafficking, including smuggling
Sexual offences
Formation of, or membership with, an organised criminal group or proscribed group
Kidnapping or false imprisonment accompanied by assault, burglary or robbery
Sedition, treason and other state security offences
Witchcraft and sorcery
International law requires states that retain the death penalty to limit its application to “the most serious crimes”, widely accepted to mean intentional killing.