Stoning (Rajm) as A Punishment for The Crime of Adultery in Judaism: An Examination in The Context of Human Life and The Sanctity of The Family

Which is the most fundamental institution in the society in a healthy way for the family to survive, family members in need of its relationships with both themselves and the community are determined in accordance with certain rules and in a sense is limited. In religion, there are various guidelines in order to ensure the protection and continuity of the family. Almost every religion, the safety of life and property, honor and personality rights protection and generation of the individual mind with other human and social existence through the observance of specific regulations for the continuation of has introduced. This protection scheme which is mandatory for social life, in religion and basic provisions of the legal system constitute the infrastructure creates. Individuals to engage in situations such as deprivation of rights against each other in both of the reaction of the community is created both in the face with sanctions required by the rules of law that are punished. In this research, the first people to the present day in a variety of ways and unwelcome in any society right from the sanctions imposed for adultery, the Jewish holy book the Torah in the Talmud and the Jewish interpretation of the provisions examined within the framework of the clergy; in Judaism, adultery, crime, detection, punishment and implementation of sub-titles will be included. The purpose of this article is also of concern to the individual or society is a deprivation of a right which is seen as adultery, which is sin, within the framework of the Torah and in the Talmud, it was seen as a crime when committing the crime of adultery the punishment of death in cases which the perpetrators of recmi one method is valid, and the execution is performed by demonstrating how the sanctity of human life and the family in the context of the stud