The traditional evidence offered for it is the lack of verses for "rajm" adulterers, and "rada" from breastfeeding in the Quran, notwithstanding the fact that both are generally accepted parts of traditional Islamic law. In the first case, a punishment of stoning to death (lapidation) for adultery is found in the Islamic law of the founders of all four surviving schools of Sunni fiqh ("madhab") and by the majority of scholars of fiqh, but the penalty prescribed for adultery in the "mus'haf" is flogging (in Q.24:2).