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📌 Q.S. al-Māidah/5:32 prohibits killing a person unless the killing is justified because that person killed another or caused corruption on earth.
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Killing one unjustly is likened to killing all; preserving one life is likened to preserving all.
1. What comparison does Q.S. al-Māidah/5:32 make about preserving one human life?
2. Under the rule stated in Q.S. al-Māidah/5:32, when may killing a person be treated as legally justified?
3. Which sequence best represents the recommended study process for Q.S. al-Māidah/5:32?
How is preserving one human life described in Q.S. al-Māidah/5:32?
It is likened to preserving the lives of all humanity.
When does Q.S. al-Māidah/5:32 allow killing a person?
Only if that person killed another or caused corruption on earth.
What does Q.S. al-Māidah/5:32 say about people exceeding limits?
Many exceeded limits by spreading corruption despite clear evidence from messengers.
What is the first step in studying Q.S. al-Māidah/5:32 with tajwid?
Reading it with tartil.
What practice follows reading Q.S. al-Māidah/5:32 with tartil?
Practicing alternately with a partner.
What are the final two steps in studying Q.S. al-Māidah/5:32?
Memorizing it and then writing it.
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