BOOK 15. KITAB AI-AIMAN
(Oaths )
Chapter
- It is forbidden to take the oaths in the name of
anyone else besides Allah
- He who takes an oath by Lat and Uzza' he should
say: There is no god but Allah
- It is excellent to break the vow if one finds it
better doing that which is against this vow one
should expiate it
- The oath would be considered on the basis of the
intention of one who takes an oath
- Expressing the words "God willing" in the oath
- It is forbidden to persist in an oath which causes
trouble to the family and is not lawful
- What a non-believer should do with his vow when he
embraces Islam
- How should the masters treat their slaves and
expiation if they show high-handedness
- It is improper to accuse the slave of adultery
- Feeding of slave with what the master cats himself
and clothing him with what he wears himself and
not to burden him beyond capacity
- Reward of the slave when he is loyal to bit master
and is good in worshipping Allah
- He who emancipates his share in the slave
- The permissibility of buying a mudabbar slave