Oaths and Kaffarah — Oaths & Vows
- The ruling on adjuring another by an oath
- Swearing oaths without need
- “If I do such-and-such, I shall eat swine” — is this an oath?
- Swearing by other than Allah
- Swearing by an idol-temple
- Swearing by the Holy Qur’an
- An oath by the Holy Word: a wife swore not to allow her husband intimacy
- Swearing by the Qur’an, by the Word of Allah and by children
- Swearing an oath while lifting the Qur’an
- Saying something with one’s hand on the Qur’an
- Saying something with the Noble Qur’an in hand is not an oath
- The ruling on a promise made with the Holy Qur’an in one’s lap
- An oath with the Glorious Qur’an placed on the hand
- Swearing a false oath by the Noble Qur’an
- Swearing a false oath while lifting the Qur’an
- Ruling on one who does not believe a person swearing by the Qur’an
- Swearing an oath to perform a prayer
- An oath to fast and give sadaqa
- A teacher swearing an oath and then breaking it
- Breaking an oath out of necessity
- Declaring the lawful unlawful is an oath
- Is likening the lawful to the unlawful an oath?
- An oath not to go to the mosque
- Denying liability (kafala) under oath
- “If I eat what so-and-so has cooked, then may I eat swine”
- An oath to burn a piece of cloth
- “If I do such-and-such, then may I eat the flesh of the Prophet ﷺ”
- An oath to go to Pakistan
- Swearing to a wife’s chastity
- “If I eat red-lentil stew, then may I eat swine”
- Saying “If I go to my sister’s, it is as if I committed zina with my mother seven times”
- Is swearing an oath a sign of being a liar?
- Swearing a false oath
- A false oath (half)
- Does the oath fall on the creditor or on the debtor?
- Likening someone’s food to pork
- Expiation (kaffara) for an oath
- There is no expiation for a false oath (ghamus)
- Expiation when an oath is broken out of forgetfulness
- Breaking a promise and the expiation for an oath
- Swearing to forgo one’s right to payment
- Expiation for an oath
- An oath and the expiation for an oath
- He swore not to eat anything of Umar’s, then Umar gave it to him as a gift: what is the ruling?
- He swore not to go to someone’s house, then that person died