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(2) CHAPTER. If a person attests the honourable record of a witness by saying, I do not know except good about him.

(3) CHAPTER. The witness of an eavesdropper.

(4) CHAPTER. When a witness or witnesses give an evidence.

(5) CHAPTER. The just witnesses.

(6) CHAPTER. How many witnesses are sufficient to attest one's good or bad record?

(7) CHAPTER. To give witness concerning lineage, foster suckling relations and dead persons, who died long before.

(8) CHAPTER. The witness of a person falsely accusing somebody of illegal sexual intercourse and the witness of a thief or an adulterer.

(9) CHAPTER. Do not be a witness for injustice, if asked for that.

(10) CHAPTER. What has been said about false witness.

(11) CHAPTER. The witness of a blind man, his marriage, his affairs, the marriage conducted by him, and his buying and selling; and accepting his call for the Salat (prayer), etc., and what can be known by sound or voice.

(12) CHAPTER. The witness of women.

(13) CHAPTER. The witness of male and female slaves.

(14) CHAPTER. The witness of a wet nurse.

(15) CHAPTER. The women's attesting the honourable record of each other.

(16) CHAPTER. If only one man attests the (good) conduct of another, then it is sufficient.

(17) CHAPTER. What is hated of exaggeration in praising, and one should say only what he knows.

(18) CHAPTER. The boys attaining the age of puberty and their validity of their witness.

(19) CHAPTER. The question of the judge to the plaintiff, “Have you a proof?” before asking the defendant to take an oath.

(20) CHAPTER. The defendant must take an oath in matters concerning property or legal punishments.

(21) CHAPTER. If someone claims something or accuses somebody of illegal sexual intercourse, he should search for the proof and he is to be given respite to get evidence.

(22) CHAPTER. The taking of an oath after the Asr prayer.

(23) CHAPTER. The defendant has to take an oath wherever it becomes legally compulsory, and it is not imperative to take him from his place to another place (i.e., a sacred place like a mosque) for this purpose.

(24) CHAPTER. If (some people have to take an oath) and each of them wants to take it first.

(25) CHAPTER. The Statement of Allah: “Verily, those who purchase a small gain at the cost of Allah's Covenant and their oaths.

(26) CHAPTER. How (and with what) to swear?

(26) CHAPTER. How (and with what) to swear?

(28) CHAPTER. Whoever sees that promises should be fulfilled.

(29) CHAPTER. Al-Mushrikun (idolaters, polytheists, and pagans) should not be asked to give witness or the like (i.e., their witnesses are not acceptable).

(30) CHAPTER. Drawing lots to solve problems.