 Al-Dasuqi, for example, a Maliki jurist, held that if a person forced a woman to have sex, his actions would be deemed committing "hiraba".In addition, the Maliki judge Ibn 'Arabi, relates a story in which a group was attacked and a woman in their party raped.Responding to the argument that the crime did not constitute "hiraba" because no money was taken and no weapons used, Ibn 'Arabi replied indignantly that ""hirabah" with the private parts" is much worse than "hiraba" involving the taking of money, and that anyone would rather be subjected to the latter than the former.