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   The was a judge, who had a man brought before him for stealing an expensive car and then crashed it, destroying the car.  The man confessed his guilt to the judge.  Islamically (if you can), what should the judge do?

Now suppose that the owner of the car was merficul and said to the theif, 'I forgive you'.  How should the judge interpret that statement?

Regards,
Yasha

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	The was a judge, who had a man brought before him for stealing an expensive car and then crashed it, destroying the car. The man confessed his guilt to the judge. Islamically (if you can), what should the judge do? Now suppose that the owner of the car was merficul and said to the theif, 'I forgive you'. How should the judge interpret that statement? Regards, Yasha