مذاہب عالم میں زنا کی سزاؤں اور متعلقہ تعلیمات کا تقابلی جائزہ

Acquisition of peace, eradication of crimes and cleaning a society of all immoral activities is the basic and equal need of all human beings without any differentiation of any worldly and divine religions, on the basis of this need, Imam Ghazali declared “peace” is the purpose of Islamic jurisprudence.  Islamic jurisprudence expects protection of faith, life, reason, race and property from humans for the humans. Protection and prevalence of theses five purposes is called peace in Islamic jurisprudence. In the religion of our world, there are two ways of acquisition of peace, eradication of crimes and protection of property, First awareness and fright of divine punishments on committing a sin or sins, Secondly, to punish the wrong doer on the basis of the nature of his/her crime in the circle of pure justice.            These worldly punishments have remained different in different ages and religions while in our modern world and revolted era, punishments of Islamic Jurisprudence are considered stick and against the humans rights, especially punishments relating to adultery and fornication. It is therefore, considered imperative to compare these punishment relating to adultery and fornication, we have in our Islamic jurisprudence to those of other religion in order to unearth the relating of considering Islamic punishments strict and against the human rights.

Monitoring Municipal Solid Waste Leachate Mobility Through Soil and Compost

Municipal solid waste produces leachate that contains huge amount of organic carbon, metals, and nutrients. These contaminants deteriorate receiving environment. The harmful a ect of waste can only be reduced by keeping the leachate emissions in control. We checked the feasibility of a bioretention media (compost) that could be used to underline the waste to reduce the contaminant leaching from waste. Two experiments were conducted to analyze compost as an adsorbent that can be used as a soil amendment to reduce the contaminant discharge from the waste. In therst experiment, leachate from three organic streams was characterized, followed by two leaching experiments with an objective of evaluating compost, and amended compost as a retention media. Leachate generated by the organic streams of municipal solid waste contained many times higher contaminant levels than the environmental quality standards. The results from compost leaching experiments showed that compost may not be used directly as an adsorption media because compost itself produced substantial amount of contaminants. The contaminant concentrations remained high through out the experimental period, which is equal to aux of 144 m. The biochar amendment did not improve the contaminant mobility from the compost, instead the biochar amendment increased the particulate and dissolved organic carbon concentrations. Sand + compost remained the most e cient mixture among all the amendments for the retention of contaminants.