Maisir

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- Zina – extramarital sex
- Maisir - gambling
- Hudud - serious crimes
  - Qisas - compensation
  - Diyya - compensation
- Tazir - misdemeanors
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In Islam, gambling is forbidden (Arabic: haraam). The Qur'an states about gambling (and intoxicating)

The Qur'an, chapter 2 (Al-Baqara), verse 219: