An Investigation on Sharia Laws

One of the types of crime categorization is the categorization in terms of the significance of the crime and the severity of the punishment. Testimonies are form of Islamic punishments that have been created since the beginning of the formation of the Islamic religion alongside punitive punishment, which in terms of the importance of crime and severity of punishment has a lower grade than the limits. Successions, including religious matters, are the subject of debate and disagreement in Islamic jurisprudence. Imprisoned sentences have no background in Iran's criminal law. The Iranian criminal lawmen for the first time in the Islamic Penal Code of 1392, without giving a definition of this institution, and clarifying their instances, have made certain rulings on it and have somehow dealt with. The purpose of the sanctity of Shari'ah is the special punishments imposed by the sacred order and the size of it for the sins of the ta'zir, and according to Iran's law, it has also been punished for some crimes, such as: homosexuality of men, confession of adultery less than 4 times, respectively Items 237 and 232 of the Criminal Code. According to paragraph 2 of article 115 of the Islamic Penal Code of 1392, punishments in the form of sanctions imposed by religious law are not subject to significant privileges such as custody, deferral of punishment and suspension of punishment.