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In man-made laws, there is an area for misinterpretation or misunderstanding. Divine laws are constructed so that these understandings don't occur because of how clear and specific it is.

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man made laws are prone to human error and allow for blurring of the lines due to technicalities. divine laws are immovable and you cant work around them in the same way you can with man made laws

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While it is very difficult, it is possible to get away with murder with man-made laws as there are several loopholes one could use to get away with it. However, with divine laws, there is no way one can get away with it, and no matter what a person looks like, they will still face the same judgement as everyone else.

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divine laws are ones set by God and should be followed as they’re known as the most accurate and flawless way to solve conflicts while man-made laws are laws set by higher authorities. man-made laws are not as accurate and sometimes has loopholes because they are set by humans

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man-made laws are based on principles that all humans must follow however divine law is specific to each religion

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Man-made laws are extremely prone to having emotions to somewhat alter the “fairness” of the laws being written. Humans would want something to benefit them in some way so it is highly likely that the laws written will be, to a certain extent, biased towards a particular group of people.

Divine law however, doesn’t have that flaw. It is made by Allah so it is guaranteed that the laws will be fair and those that seem to be unfair would make sense if a minimal amount of research was done on it. We can rest assured that the divine law does not favour one race or nationality above the rest. It can be seen as Allah is a neutral third-party that would impartially give out rewards or punishment to everyone, regardless of race, religion or status

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man made might have errors while divine could be trusted

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Man made laws can change overtime. But divine laws will never change

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man made laws are often different in other places in the world and can vary from place to place. While divine laws are consistent though out the world

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Man-made laws could be corrupted while Divine laws are not likely to be corrupted

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Under21 cannot smoke

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it is against the law to consume drugs

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it is haram to commit suicide

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the animal must be slaughtered halal style idk the term

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it is against divine law to take another’s life, unless one has reason to, like in war.

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its is illegal to bring or chew gum in sg XD

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Despite both being 'laws', the nature of divine laws are such that they are clear and there are no loopholes. With man made laws, they often have blurred premises of what is right and wrong. For example if someone below 18 were to drink alcohol, technically it wouldnt be wrong because the law only states that they cant purchase it. However in the divine law of islam, no matter the age, consumption of alcohol is haram and there is no way to find a loophole within that. - Shahrin

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one must always attain wudhu first before praying

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solat, fasting

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it’s illegal to kill another human being, especially with malice.

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Illegal to carry weapons without a license

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Shariah law: Family law (fathers have the right to contract their daughters, whether minor or adult, in marriage), Law of succession (a person’s power of testamentary disposition is roughly limited to 1/3 of their net estate after funeral expenses and debts)

The examples are just a part of the law and not explained in its entirety

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zakat
penal laws

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carrying a weapon is an offense in sg unless you have the specific license required

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it’s illegal to steal or damage public property in singapore

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No quran = No Jannah

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consumption of alcohol is prohibited
halal meat to be slaughtered properly in the name of allah

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It is illegal to commit suicide in Singapore

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People below 18 are not allowed to purchase alcohol -Shahrin

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legal smoking age
legal voting age

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legal drinking laws
trespassing laws

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The consumption of pork is haram and prohibited -Shahrin

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US laws: Judiciary Act of 1789, Fugitive Slave Acts (1793, 1850)