By this neither the State nor any individual has any right to take away someone else's property, provided it was legally acquired, or to take anyone's life unless through the proper legal process. These injunctions apply to both Muslim and non-Muslim citizens. A Muslim is to respect people's honour and avoid humiliating them in the eyes of others. The state should take necessary measures for its security. However, apart from such measures the citizen's private life should not be disturbed.
Rape is an act of adultery and adultery carries the death penalty.
This injunction makes it binding on Muslims to help the down-trodden, through Zakaah or Sadaqah or to assist them in any other way, preferably so that they become self supporting. This must include all citizens regardless of religion. The Head of State is the guardian of him who has nobody to support him. Some of the righteous Khalifs used to go round personally to ensure that people's basic needs were being met. Those who could not provide for themselves were helped from the Public Treasury.