An-Nisa 16: For those who commit lewdness among you, punish both of them. If they repent and straighten, stop punishing them, for Allah is the Acceptor of Repentance (Tawwab) and the Most Merciful (Raheem).

Surah An-Nisa, verse 16: To both parties among you who commit indecency give punishment. If they repent and reform, then stop punishing and tormenting them. For Allah is Most Accepting of repentance, Most Merciful, it says. So, those who, as far as their eyes can see, call this a (?) and that a glass, people, look, Allah, there was the stoning verse, they say. Where is this stoning? they say. People unaware of the meanings of these verses. These too, two men, two homosexuals having contact with each other, is what this verse describes. What does it say? Punish both parties among you who commit indecency.

If they repent and reform, then stop punishing and tormenting them. For Allah is Most Accepting of repentance, Most Merciful, it says. This verse speaks of the relationship of two men with each other. The people of Lot, too, were destroyed for such immorality. Punish these people who engage in these immoral acts. If necessary, beat them until it hurts. In your admonitions, too, cause them distress. If they reform and repent, refrain from punishing them and from throwing their evil, their evils, in their faces. For Allah is the One who accepts repentance abundantly. Allah Almighty is very merciful and compassionate toward His servants.

Now, we say this much about it. You know, states have laws. Article one, it says. Paragraph A, paragraph B, paragraph C, paragraph D, it goes on. This is article one. Within it there is paragraph A, there is paragraph B, there is paragraph C, there is paragraph D, there is. But this is not the place. According to the offence. It is explained according to what happened. Yes.