The fact that the punishments were imposed to rebuke there is no text from God or His Messenger, but rather is required by intellectual consideration. He may be correct in that or he may be wrong, especially since we have seen that the punishment is light in the most harmful crimes in the world. If repression had been intended, the punishment would have been more severe for them, and some major sins for which no punishment has been prescribed. In particular, the law applies to some of the punishments for major sins that are not carried out except at the request of a created being, and if that is omitted, they are forfeited, and the harm of waiving the punishment in a similar case is more evident than the guardian of the murdered person if he pardons, and the imam does not have the right to kill him, and the likes of this are lightness and omission, so the statement of those who say the punishments were established to rebuke is weakened .