"Barā’ah": discarding and being cleared from something. Original meaning: avoidance of what is disliked. Other meanings: abandonment, severance, separation.
"Halif": oath. Original meaning: adherence - since one is required to adhere to his oath.
"Inzhār": to grant respite, delay, and postpone. Opposite: hastening. It is derived from "nazhar", which means to behold and see something. Other meanings: deliberation, anticipation, lying in wait.
Forcing someone to do something or quit doing it.
A state in which a person with authority forces another to do an act to realize a Shariah ruling.
Exposing a person's faults by the ruler and announcing that to the people out of reprimand for that person and those like him.
Limiting and restricting a person's movement such that he cannot move from one place to another.
It is when the plaintiff or the witness says what necessitates invalidating his former statement, whether related to the rights of Allah or to the rights of people.
Fairness of the judge and his aiding a litigant against the one who wronged him.