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Khulla in islam. Title: Understanding "Khulla" in Islamic Law: Perspectives from the Judgment of the Federal Shariat Court In Islamic law, "Khulla" refers to a form of divorce initiated by the wife, where she seeks dissolution of the marriage through the payment of compensation to her husband. This concept has been subject to interpretation and debate within the realm of Islamic jurisprudence. Recently, the Federal Shariat Court issued a landmark judgment shedding light on the Islamic perspective of Khulla and its legal implications. Let's delve deeper into this judgment and explore the various viewpoints surrounding Khulla in Islamic law. ### Historical Context: The concept of Khulla finds its roots in Islamic legal tradition, deriving from the Quranic verse (2:229) which states, "And if you fear dissension between the two, send an arbitrator from his people and an arbitrator from her people. If they both desire reconciliation, Allah will cause it between

Section 506 pakistan penal code  is bailable but subsection 506(2) is none bailable offense . Punishment is two years of the offense . Section 506 pakistan penal code  Section 506 of the Pakistan Penal Code (PPC) deals with the offense of criminal intimidation. It outlines the legal consequences for anyone who threatens another person with injury to their person, property, or reputation with the intention of inducing them to do an act against their will or to omit doing a lawful act, fearing the consequences of such intimidation. ### Overview of Section 506: 1. **Definition of Criminal Intimidation:**    According to Section 506, criminal intimidation is when someone threatens another person with injury to their person, property, or reputation. The threat must be such as to induce a person to do an act against their will or to omit doing a lawful act. 2. **Nature of the Threat:**    The threat can be made through words, gestures, or any other form of communication that suggests harm or