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Answer 1Shariah law is similar to Judaic law as Mohammed copied from the Jews (at first he wanted to be the last Jewish prophet but was rejected by them). The difference is that the Jews have progressed beyond stoning and having more than one wife. Of course, there are idiosyncrasies of pre-Islamic culture within Islam that was not in Judaism, such as pilgrimage to Makkah.

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Shariah law is similar to Jewish halacha in that both sets of laws are associated with religions. However, the laws, and application of those laws are radically different between the two religions.

As for the examples provided above, clarification must be provided. In the case of capital punishment, such a sentence can only be passed by the Sanhedrin according to Jewish law. Plus, the burden of proof required to sentence someone to death is so high according to Jewish law that it is almost impossible to set such a sentence. This is highlighted by the fact that a Sanhedrin that sentenced even one person to death in 70 years would have been noted for that one sentence.

In regard to multiple wives, the only reason as to why Jews do no have multiple wives is because secular law in most country does not allow this. In countries where polygamy is allowed, some Jews do choose to have multiple wives.

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