Admission (iqrar): pillars, conditions and effects

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Admission (iqrar): its pillars and conditions (sober, uncoerced, outside prodigality and mortal illness), its addressee, its object, and its probative force in judgment.

Sources and references

• al-Bukhari 2380
• Mouslim 139
• Mawsu'at al-fiqh

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• Proof and the decisive oath (yamin al-qada)
• Arbitration and mediation (tahkim)
• Enforcing judgments and appeal
• Guardianship of the incapable: minors, spendthrifts and the insane
• Modern evidence: writings, photos, videos and messages
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