“Dear brother/sister,”
“Smallness and greatness of a sin are in direct proportion to the material and spiritual harm it causes. One of the universal values that must be preserved in all religions is purity. Adultery, which destroys the true identity and belonging of a child, is considered one of the greatest sins in this aspect.””Furthermore, the presence of provocative factors is a reason to mitigate the crime. In this sense, committing adultery while single is considered less serious than if done by a married person. The Islamic religion also takes this mitigating factor into account by considering different punishments for married and single individuals.””En view of these explanations, it can be said that being with someone who is married is much uglier, more guilty and a bigger crime than being with someone who is single. Because here the tranquility of the married person’s family is put at risk, and it can even lead to its dissolution. It is also a separate responsibility from the point of view of the rights of the spouse.””Si hay responsabilidad, será compartida entre el hombre y la mujer que estén juntos. Puede que la culpa sea mayor para aquel que inició la acción, pero al final, si ambos están de acuerdo en cometer el delito, ambos son responsables. En el Islam, si el hombre y la mujer tienen el mismo estatus -ya sea casados o solteros- la pena por el delito de adulterio es la misma para ambos, lo que demuestra que ambos son igualmente responsables en el delito. Sin embargo, aquel que preparó el ambiente también tiene su propia responsabilidad.””El Sagrado Corán advierte que incluso pasar por un lugar así puede ser extremadamente peligroso:”
“(Isra, 17/32) significa “Isra, 17 de 32″ en español.”
“Saludos y oraciones…””Preguntas sobre el Islam”