Mischief maker
Mischief maker
As defined by Islamic scripture and understood by Muslims, a Mischief maker can be someone who simply refuses to accept Islam. Thus, they are liable for physical punishment and even death. The verse 5:32 about "killing one person is like killing humanity" permits killing those who do mischief (fasad).
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