Explanation

 Article 11(3) of the Constitution of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan explicitly states this prohibition.

It is further supported by other laws, such as the Employment of Children Act 1991,

This prohibits children under 14 from working in hazardous environments like mines and factories.

Explanation

According to Section 23 of the Co-operative Societies Act, 1925, a society is a body corporate. 

The registration of a society under this act makes it a body corporate with the following characteristics: 

• It has the name under which it is registered.
• It has perpetual succession and a common seal.
• It has the power to hold property, enter into contracts, and sue and be sued.
• It can do all other things necessary for its stated purpose. 

Explanation

The Pakistan Penal Code (تعزیراتِ پاکستان) is the criminal law of Pakistan.

It defines crimes and their punishments.

Explanation

Daman is the compensation determined by the court for causing a hurt that is not liable to Arsh.

The compensation is fixed based on the victim's treatment expenses, any disability caused, and the anguish suffered.

The scenario described in the question—a hurt exposing bone, leaving a permanent mark, but not entering the body cavity—is considered a Ghayr-i-Jaifah (hurt not amounting to jaifah).

The specific type of injury is Mudihah, which is the exposure of a bone without a fracture.

Under Section 337-F of the PPC, the punishment for causing Mudihah is Daman, in addition to imprisonment as ta'zir. 

Explanation

Section 337U PPC fixes Arsh for itlaf of a tooth (except milk tooth) at one-twentieth of diyat.

This quantifies compensation under Islamic law for the loss of a permanent tooth.