Here is some education.
A first picture shows a wonderful citation of Quran, the most peaceful verse in the book directly writtin in heavens.
Next shows an english translation of the full text. How often has it been recited million times?
The sura 5.32 so far describes the situation in old Israel, how there the mischiefs were treated,
Maybe the most peaceful as many say, but did you read further and can you explain how a mischief in the land of islam should be treated according to sura 5,33
Do both verses circle around capital punishment of mischiefs or in the situation of war against gods people?
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What I would like to know, do little children who learn quoran, already read and recitate such sura?
Is it really the most peaceful sura?
I think these verses need explanation for the children, to see how is PEACE full-ness shall be taught today to children and to understand that the sura only were given to Mohammed for a distinct situation and should not be seen as eternal prinicples.
BTW The peaceful sura 5,32 is a text that is copied or taken over from jewish rabbinic contemporary literature of the 8.century ( it is mistakingly referencing a rabbinical commentary found in the Talmud, namely Sanhedrin 37 a) in near asia, its a jewish description about how in old Israel they interpreted the mosaic law and adopted it in judicial procedure and in punishment. So Allah inspired Jews to write this peacful sura or to think so peacefully, that should be not forgotten.
Here the original jewish text:
For this reason was man created alone, to teach thee that whosoever destroys a single soul of israel, scripture imputes [guilt] to him as though he had destroyed a complete world; and whosoever preserves a single soul of israel, scripture ascribes [merit] to him as though he had preserved a complete world. Talmud Sanhedrin 37a
Looks like a jewish Wishdom is claimed to be from Allah and the Quran alone.
Look this link for a deeper discussion about the parallesism:
http://wikiislam.net/wiki/Parallelism:_Sa
Mischief = apostasy, disobidience and many other things. many interpreters thought that apostates should be killed.