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Report No. 28 11. Oaths in Muslim law.-In pure Muslim law, the practice of administering oaths was well recognised. "Lian" in Muslim law was testimony confirmed by oath1 and accompanied with imprecation. The Quran says2;- "Violate not your oaths, since ye have made God a witness over you .............." 1. Mulla Mahomedan Law, (1961), p. 277. 2. Quran, Chapter XVI; see Best on Evidence, (1922), p. 10, para. 18. |
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