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[quote]QUOTE of “oosman”: - But have you heard of sadism, masochism? People in these activities enjoy hurting their partner and enjoy being hurt by their partner - in such cases it is difficult to tell whether violence was forced or was concensual. These people enjoy getting hurt.

Rather I must now say, “Have you studied or only heard of the cases which I have not only heard and studied but seen some of the them as well?”

Regarding sadism and masochism etc it is for your knowledge that these are NOT the normal cases or the behaviours. These abnormal behaviours are one of the presentations of the underlying PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS and I don’t know the punishment, of these people, set by our religion and the Law. You must know that the sadist may even gratify one’s sex by murdering the partner followed by tearing the body and devouring the flesh.

It is not essential that the violence must be apparent in the form of obvious scratches, bruises, wounds etc but under microscope finding the cells of one partner’s skin in the collected debris of nails of the other one is also one of the evidences of the violence. There are many other methods. So in rape (zina-bil-jabr), in general, evidence of violence, on either side, has the key role.
 
QUOTE of “raushan”: - there should be a difference between four wintnesses and four eyewitnesses.
Witnesses can prove "who"were involved and medical reports will prove "what"actually happened.

If four eyewitnesses are available then actually there must be NO need of any medical report in the normal cases but if there is any doubt of such PSYCHIATRIC CASES (like mentioned above) they need to be ruled out by a psychiatrist or a medical board, if the party appeals.[/quote]

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