Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera – Hadith Series A Brief Overview of the Islamic Judicial Process

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The legal process for proving a claim is crucial and requires proper legal procedures, including witness testimony and legal protection. The importance of proving a claim and burden of evidence is discussed, as well as the need for strict rules and thorough testing and analysis. The rule of burden of evidence only applies to women and is difficult and fast, with women having to follow a certain process and bring evidence to prove their claim. The rule is also a rule of a "people's routine" and is difficult to legislate in court, making it a fast rule. The process is a combination of disputes and legal protection, and women have to follow a certain process and bring evidence to prove their claim.

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			Hadith number 33 of Imam Imam no
is Arbaeen is a very interesting
		
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			Hadith and I really enjoyed this
hadith looking looking it up today
		
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			from YBNL Ibis are the Allahu Anhu
Ummah and the rasool Allah He
		
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			sallallahu alayhi wa sallam McCall
lo Yatta Nast will be that were
		
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			home let the region Anwar Coleman
with the motorhome
		
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			lurking al beginner to Al Muda.
You will hear me know Adam and
		
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			anchor. However, Hadith, Hadith
and Hassan roba whole basically
		
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			you will hear to her cover about
the hoof is sahih Haney, if not
		
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			Abba, the Allahu Anhu relates and
listen to this carefully that
		
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			Rasulullah sallallahu sallam said,
if everybody was to just be given
		
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			based on their claim, you make a
claim and your your claim is
		
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			accepted, and you get whatever you
claim, then, so many men would
		
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			have claimed or laid claim to the
wealth of people, or even to their
		
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			blood, which basically means that
oh, he killed my son or my cat or
		
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			whatever. So he needs to be killed
for that. So you can imagine that
		
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			if there was no due process, and
if you just lay the claim, and
		
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			your claim was to be heard and
accepted,
		
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			there'd be huge problems. So
essentially, what the verse was me
		
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			saying there's a process you must
go through
		
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			and what is the process he says
luck him. However, the process is
		
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			the onus of proof is upon the
claimant. If I claim something, I
		
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			must provide the proof. Well, you
amino Adam an anchor, and the
		
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			taking of an oath or swearing of
an oath is upon the one who denies
		
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			is upon the is upon the the the
accused as such, okay. Now, what
		
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			does that mean?
		
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			This is actually for the judicial
process of Islam. Again, it's a
		
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			very short narration, because the
first part is just a prelude to
		
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			say, had it been so easy, then it
would of course chaos. So then the
		
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			Prophet Aslam is giving a 50,
again, a juridical procedure on
		
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			how to deal with cases. And it's
actually a beautiful procedure.
		
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			Right? Does anybody into law here?
Does anybody have a law background
		
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			here?
		
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			No. Otherwise, you would have been
helpful actually, if you did.
		
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			This is the process, I have a
claim, right? Or you've got a
		
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			claim against me that I scratched
your car.
		
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			Right, I don't do that kind of
stuff. But let's just say you got
		
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			a claim against me. So we go to
the judge,
		
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			the arbitrator, the procedure here
that Rosenstein is mentioning, and
		
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			there's several other iterations
that mentioned some other features
		
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			here. Right, because this is quite
general. What has to happen now is
		
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			the, the judge will ask the
claimant, so you're the claimant,
		
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			and you're saying he scratched my
car or make it easy. i Your claim
		
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			is that I owe you 1000 pounds. So
he's gonna say, Okay, what's your
		
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			proof?
		
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			Right. So what is your proof? Oh,
look at these emails, or look at,
		
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			I've got these two witnesses, they
witness the fact that I lent him
		
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			1000 pounds, right, and there's no
proof or evidence of it coming
		
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			back. So if you have the proof,
		
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			right, then it's your case, I owe
you 1000 pounds. In fact, the way
		
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			the judicial system actually works
is that you lay the claim, the
		
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			judge should ask me first, is he
right in what he's saying? And if
		
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			I say yes, he's right, I do owe
him 1000. That is done and dusted.
		
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			You don't have to bring any proof.
Because that's what you call a
		
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			karar Confession. Confession is
the strongest proof, right?
		
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			Because if you do bring two
witnesses, or even four witnesses,
		
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			they could all be false. But if I
do occur, then I'm assuming even
		
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			that could be false. I could just
be saying, Let him have it. I'm
		
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			gonna say it. I want to be
incriminated. But generally, that
		
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			doesn't happen. So confession,
that would be if I don't continue
		
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			to say no, that's why he's
bringing me to court. Because if I
		
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			had confessed, then we don't have
to come to court. Right. So
		
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			generally, there'll be no
confession, right? Unless I have a
		
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			change of mind or heart when I get
to the court. So now he's gonna
		
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			ask you Albena to add on with
dairy, which basically means the
		
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			burden of proof is on the
claimant. Okay, you bring the
		
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			proof.
		
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			So you bring proof, you bring
witness evidence, whatever it is,
		
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			if it's acceptable. Now, we will
look into that as to what exactly
		
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			is the proof? What is the quantum
of that? What is the amount of
		
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			that how many people or what kind
of proof works or not? Right? I'll
		
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			explain that later.
		
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			If you have the proof,
Hamdulillah, right. Whether it's
		
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			true or not, or whatever the case
your proof is sufficient. If it
		
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			fits the bill, then I owe you 1000
pounds. However, if you're not
		
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			able to provide sufficient proof,
		
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			then is the case thrown out?
		
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			No. There's another procedure.
		
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			That's what the various alarm said
here is well, you mean no alarm,
		
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			an anchor that only applies when
the claimant cannot provide
		
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			evidence. So then the judge will
turn to me and say, okay, he can't
		
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			provide evidence. But for you to
basically exonerate yourself, you
		
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			need to swear an oath now that I
do not owe him 1000 pounds.
		
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			Right. So if I now swear an oath,
because for Muslim swearing an
		
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			oath is very much because you
swear by Allah, that Allah is my
		
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			witness that is supposed to be
effective, or you swear in the
		
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			Quran that's supposed to be
effective, there are people who
		
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			can even swear falsely, but the
majority of people will not.
		
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			That's why actually what it says
in terms of the procedure is that
		
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			before you get the person to swear
the oath, you must actually remind
		
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			them of the seriousness of this,
the burden is taking on, you must
		
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			sit and look if you swear, a false
of this is what you do for
		
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			yourself in the hellfire. What's
the point of this? It's only 1000
		
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			pounds, you give them all that you
give them the entrepreneur, right?
		
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			So you make it serious. And then
okay, if I swear enough, then the
		
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			case is thrown out, according to
the majority. Right? The case is
		
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			thrown out, according to the
majority. There's no case left, he
		
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			couldn't provide proof. And I
swore an oath to say I don't know
		
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			the purpose in any money. And the
default status actually supports
		
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			me, because the default status is
that I haven't given the default
		
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			status is that I don't owe him any
money.
		
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			Right? He can prove it. Is the
default status like you owe
		
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			someone money? Or is the default
status that you don't owe somebody
		
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			money? Does everybody owes
somebody something? Or is the
		
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			normal status is that you don't
owe somebody money? Right. So that
		
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			that's why now
		
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			the case is thrown out of court.
That's it, it's as simple as that.
		
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			Can you see how the safety nets
work in place? Now, let's look at
		
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			some of the peculiar
particularities here.
		
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			Any system needs a conflict
resolving process for any system
		
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			to be complete, and Islam is
gamble and moto Carmen? Right,
		
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			Islam is complete. And there are
aspects in there, which complete
		
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			one another. So part of that is a
judicial process. And this hadith,
		
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			believe it or not, is actually one
of the fundamental principles of
		
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			the Islamic judicial process.
Right. So that's why this is so
		
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			important.
		
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			Now, if there's a claim, what kind
of witnesses accepted? What kind
		
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			of witness what kind of testimony
what kind of proof is acceptable?
		
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			So now that depends on this level
of the claim? So for example, in
		
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			cases where you're saying that
somebody committed Zina, that's a
		
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			very difficult one, when you say
somebody is fornicated, and you
		
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			will know about that specific
versus to do with that in there,
		
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			you actually need for men to bear
witness, that is probably the most
		
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			difficult proof to provide. When
you claim that somebody has
		
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			fornicated you'd have to prove it
through for men, no women, right?
		
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			Women are not accepted here. It's
that four men saw the act, not
		
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			that they thought so. Or they have
huge suspicion, or they have
		
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			dominant opinion. No, they
actually saw the graphic Act, the
		
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			penetration essentially, right,
that's what they'll have to do.
		
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			And then it gets even more
particular that they have to
		
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			actually
		
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			keep on this opinion, until this
until the penalty is taken is
		
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			taking place. Right? So they can't
even retract if they retract
		
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			everybody, you know, I this one is
the most difficult. If one of them
		
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			retracts, the other three get
punished for slander. So it's a
		
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			very difficult one. So people are
going to think twice, even before
		
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			becoming a witness even one of the
four witnesses. It's almost like
		
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			it's never going to happen type of
thing. Unless you unless it was so
		
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			public, right? Something that's
number one. That's the most
		
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			difficult burden of proof. And
there's verses in surah. To know
		
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			that talk about that in detail.
Right? Number two,
		
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			believe it or not, killing is of a
lower degree murder than Zina
		
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			it's amazing. The reason for Zina
is that the Sharia does not want
		
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			you to even discuss fornication,
because it's psychologically if
		
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			you that that person is going out
with her, or She's flirting with
		
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			him or they're doing it. It
creates in your mind that if they
		
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			can do it, I can do it. It's just
really unhealthy. The most Zina
		
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			that you discuss, the more
shaytaan will actually make me
		
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			it's just the way lust works
psychologically. So that has the
		
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			most difficult burden of proof.
The next level is essentially
		
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			murders and all other everything
else in where the Sharia has
		
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			provided a specific penalty, which
are called the WHO dude. Alright,
		
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			which are called the hood. For
example, stealing drink
		
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			You kink. Right. And the other one
is slandering. These have specific
		
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			designated penalties mentioned the
Sharia. So what is if somebody
		
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			says he slandered me, or she
slandered me, or he drank wine, or
		
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			he stole? What is the burden of
proof there?
		
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			In that one, you need two men.
Again, here women, women are not
		
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			accepted. You need two men in this
case, not four. You need two men.
		
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			All right? Women are not accepted
in this. That's why Allah subhanaw
		
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			taala says in Surah Talaaq will
actually do the way idly men come,
		
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			right? You bring us proof to
upright men. Okay. And there's
		
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			other verses as well. Number
three, the third level are other
		
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			smaller monetary issues, claim a
claim like your 1000 pound issue,
		
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			right? The claim 1000 pounds
that's less than Zina fornication,
		
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			it's less than killing. It's less
than what you call it, stealing
		
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			and so on, right? It's just you
lend me money and haven't given it
		
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			back to you, for example. So in
any claims that's do with wealth,
		
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			or transactions, such as
purchases, rentals,
		
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			lending money and so on, then
that's where you that's what the
		
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			famous verse in the Quran you have
for this was the Shih Tzu, Shaheed
		
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			Nene Marija Alikum. Right, seek
out to men as witnesses for Illa
		
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			Mucuna Raju Lainey. And if there
aren't two men available, then
		
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			Faraj will warm rotten, then one
man and two women. Alright,
		
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			memento, Davina Mina shahada among
those that you will be satisfied
		
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			with them as witnesses. So in this
one, you can either have two men
		
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			or one man and two women, right?
And the reason for one man and two
		
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			women is generally women did not.
One of the reasons given is that
		
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			generally women did not deal with
these kinds of matters, right?
		
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			This was was not their forte to
deal with business matters and
		
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			things like that. Or number two,
the there are other reasons given
		
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			as well, emotional issues and
things of that nature. We won't go
		
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			into that right now. And number
four, then there's a fourth level
		
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			of burden of proof, which is that
those matters in which only women
		
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			would know, right? There are
personal issues to women, right
		
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			women issues, for example, related
to when somebody is born, right, I
		
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			know you have a lot of male
gynecologist nowadays, but I mean,
		
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			generally, this is supposed to be
a woman's forte, I still don't
		
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			understand why have male
gynecologist, I still don't get
		
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			that. Right. I know. It's probably
one of the highest paid things in
		
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			America, at least gynecologist
very high paid special
		
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			specialization. Number two,
whether somebody is still a virgin
		
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			or not, if there's a reason to
look for that, or whether
		
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			breastfeeding took place or not,
you're not going to go and ask men
		
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			about that you ask women about
that, because there'll be more
		
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			privy to these matters. So in that
case, you bring women, this is
		
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			where women would act as
witnesses.
		
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			Now, what's very interesting is
that this is a very hard and fast
		
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			rule. Let's say that the judge
that you go to knows
		
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			that
		
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			Ahmed does owe the person money.
He knows it because he's a family
		
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			friend, or he knows it from other
ways. He knows it. 100% No doubt.
		
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			Is he allowed to legislate in
court based on his knowledge?
		
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			What do you think he's not? He has
to follow the same procedure. He
		
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			will tell the claimant, okay, you
bring your evidence, right,
		
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			because he can't be the evidence,
you know, somebody will have to
		
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			be, if he can't say okay, you
swear the oath. Can you imagine
		
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			it?
		
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			If he if he if he knows even
otherwise, and he knows that the
		
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			the witnesses are lying, he still
has to legislate. And the Prophet
		
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			sallallahu sallam said that very
clearly, he says that look,
		
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			sometimes some of you and you come
to me with cases, you're more
		
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			eloquent than your than, than the
other party. And sometimes I will
		
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			actually legislate and decree for
you because you've been more
		
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			eloquent in conveying your, you
know, in fighting your case.
		
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			Right? That doesn't mean that I'm
making halal for you what I'm
		
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			legislating for you. You're
basically what you're doing by
		
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			that is that you're basically
securing for yourself, just a
		
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			piece of the Hellfire, but due
process has to be followed.
		
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			Otherwise, can you imagine the
corruption in that? If you corrupt
		
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			judges, they'll just say no, no, I
know this. I have got personal
		
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			knowledge about this and then
legislate, there's no checks and
		
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			balances in that. That's why this
is very hard and fast rule. So
		
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			this is the default situation. Now
some mud hubs do have certain
		
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			differences. Some Imams do have
certain differences, but this is
		
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			not the time to go into it. Right.
For example, Imam Muhammad will
		
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			have another process Imam Malik
will have slightly a different
		
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			process can for example, if I'm
the accused, right and he got he
		
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			doesn't swear no
		
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			You know, he can't bring proof the
claimant cannot bring any
		
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			evidence. I'm told to swear an
oath. But I say, look, rather than
		
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			me swearing off, let him swear an
oath that he does that I do owe
		
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			him the money. And I'm willing to
do that. Have you seen all that is
		
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			not agree on because the Hadith
makes it very clear that you
		
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			either bring evidence, the
prophets also told somebody,
		
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			either you bring evidence, or he's
going to swear an oath, there's
		
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			nothing left. There's nothing
beyond that. Meaning, if you want
		
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			to swear evidence, if you're
sorry, if you want to swear by
		
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			Allah, that he does owe you,
that's not good enough, but
		
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			according to some Muslims, that's
good enough. So there are some
		
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			differences like that in the
slight difference in process. But
		
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			otherwise, the main framework is
the same.
		
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			Right? And I find that such a
foolproof, I've used it sometimes,
		
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			you know, when you've got your
children or somebody else I'll
		
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			come about and you've got an
issue, just use this process.
		
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			Now, Imam, Abu Hanifa, once he was
forced to become a judge, because
		
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			swearing by Allah is not a light
idea. So he took the position
		
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			begrudgingly, and now he's dealing
with a case of some guy comes
		
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			along, and he says he owes me I
don't know, 50 pounds, right 50,
		
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			Durham's, or whatever. So he says,
Have you got proof? Does he owe
		
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			you? He has no, he doesn't owe me
Have you got witnesses? I don't
		
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			have any witness. So his witness
was insufficient. So the process
		
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			okay, can you swear an oath, and
the guy is about to swear an oath,
		
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			the man is a Stopstopstop, he
pulled out 50 pounds is that just
		
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			take it, I'd rather you as a petty
amount you'd rather take that than
		
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			you swear by Allah. Right? Because
swearing, you know, some people
		
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			have this idea of just swearing
all the time with Allah. It's it's
		
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			not good. It's discouraged. So
hopefully that gives us an
		
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			explanation here. Right. If I'm to
finish off by saying that the
		
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			wisdom behind this this
distribution of burden is that the
		
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			claimant, what he's claiming is
something which is hidden, right?
		
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			Nobody knows. Otherwise, he was
clear, then there wouldn't be no
		
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			reason for him to have to prove
it, because it would be apparent,
		
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			right? So he's essentially
claiming something that is not so
		
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			well known. So he needs evidence
to be able to solidify it, right.
		
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			That's why he has to bring the
evidence. The claim the accused,
		
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			he is in a lighter position, he
the default ism on his side. So
		
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			swearing an oath is a lighter
burden is a lighter responsibility
		
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			than bringing proof. So that's why
he has to his his job is to just
		
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			do just to swear the oath, and
that should suffice his situation
		
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			just to repel and deflect from him
this accusation that's basically
		
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			the reason why the background
reason for this to happen. So
		
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			let's stop here.