Ethics verses between legislation and the legalization of deterrence
Keywords:
Morals, legalization of deterrence, integrated religionAbstract
An integrated religion such as Islam set for humanity a wonderful and sublime moral system through its noble verses (legislation and the legalization of deterrence) that guided and directed the person who believes in it to the good of this world and the bliss of the hereafter. The morals verses were a good source of his behavior but the deterrence and codification verses were the impenetrable barriers to his lapses and his crimes. Because the Creator (Y) knows best about the human soul that he designed and created as God says: " And a soul that he created *So inspired it by its immorality and its piety"[1]. This is what the researcher sought to prove and clarify by reflecting on the verses of the Noble Qur’an in connection with this topic. This is the conclusion of the research which includes an introduction, two topics, and a conclusion. We call upon God, The Highest, the Great, to benefit us from what we read and write in correcting those who deviate from the morals of those noble verses and the sober rules that God commanded; because the morals of the individual went, the nation went with it.
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