To defend those you care about whether they are right or wrong, in support of your tribe, group, color, or the like.
To report about something in a way contrary to its reality, whether deliberately or mistakenly.
Intentionally giving a false testimony with the aim of deception.
"Fāsiq": one who departs from obedience and uprightness. Original meaning: something exiting something else in order to corrupt it.
"‘Adālah": holding fast to the truth. "‘Adl": justice, anything that is considered upright. Opposite: oppression. It is originally derived from "i‘tidāl", which means moderation and straightness. Other meanings: equality, integrity, purity.
"Shahādah": telling information obtained by means of witnessing or seeing some incident.
"Qadhf": throwing something away. It also means cursing and was later used to refer to false accusation of adultery.
Tījāniyyah
"Bughāh" (sing. bāghi): transgressor, oppressor. It is derived from "baghy", which means: exceeding the limits.
"Heqd": retaining animosity within the heart. Original meaning: retaining, withholding. Other meanings: dislike, hatred.
"Rishwah": allowance, gift, any means that helps one reach something. It came to be used to refer specifically to means leading to forbidden things.
"Murū’ah": manhood in its perfect form; good manners and politeness. It is derived from "marī’" (the gullet). It was also said to be derived from "mar’", which means: man, human being. Other meanings: humanity, chastity, generosity, nobility, uprightness.
"Zūr": lying, falsehood. Original meaning: inclining, swerving, something adorned. Other meanings: accusation, strength, polytheism, singing, diversion.
"‘Adl": uprightness, just judgment. Opposite: injustice. Other meanings: moderateness.
Requesting to know the details of something and explanation related to it
The lapse of a specific period of time after which the claim for a right may not be filed, or the execution of a judicial verdict is dismissed.
Providing evidence on the veracity of allegations before the judge in a court of law concerning a right or a certain incident.
Sincere affection, love, and companionship between two or more friends.
When two sides or more dispute, with each side claiming to be in the right.
The time that specifies the beginning of something and its end.
Harboring hatred and ill-will towards a person.
Something contrary to what is correct without intention.
Repeated oaths sworn by the kin of a slain person to confirm the accusation of murder.
It refers to an adult and sane Muslim who shuns major sins and does not persist in minor ones, and he mostly behaves correctly and refrains from such acts that prejudice the sense of honor.
Hearing the speech in the proper manner, understanding its intended meaning, and then memorizing it and being committed to it.
Testifying the due right of someone over another person based on knowledge and certainty for the sake of Allah, without any diversion, deletion, or addition.
Separating and distinguishing the property of someone from that of his partner.
The register wherein the judge records judicial verdicts and relevant information.
The original witness asks a secondary (branch) witness to remember his testimony and memorize it accurately so that he would relay it on his behalf (before a judge).
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.
A chaste old woman who comes out (of her room) and sits with the men, and they discuss things in her presence.
Having detailed knowledge of something.
A person whom the judge relies upon and refers to in order to determine the reliability of a witness.
Each of the two litigants affirming the other's claim.
Oral communication between two or more people face to face.
Those whom the judge send to inquire about the state of the witnesses and ask those who know them.
Losing the eyesight in both eyes.