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In Islamic legal system crimes are of three types: Hadd, Qisas and Ta’zir. The Hooded are fixed punishment. The western jurists and scholars mark considerable condemnation on such sort of penalties, some Muslim scholars and jurists follow them, who try to demonstrate right and correct follow Sir Syed etc. but ignore the view point of majority of Muslim jurists, Mufasserins and Hadith-o-Sunnah’s narrators. In this research article definitions of Hadd, Qisas and Ta’zir are elaborated. In hudood case no recommendation for withdrawal of the case can be made when it is reported nor it can be waived even by the victim or his legal heirs, but in Qisas it can be compromised & waived by the victim or his legal heirs. Ta’zir is discretion of the state to punish or acquit the accused and discretion is exercised by the Judge of the Court or head of the state in mercy petition

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