Oaths, vows and pledges — when they bind, when they do not, and what must be given in expiation when one is broken.
Chapters
- 1 The Undesirability of Swearing 6 hadith
- 2 The Intention for an Oath 3 hadith
- 3 Tne must Take an Oath only for what He Knows 4 hadith
- 4 The Oath that Obligates one to Pay Expiation 10 hadith
- 5 Making an Exception in an Oath 8 hadith
- 6 It is not Permissible to take an Oath by anything other than by Allah, most Majestic, most Glorious 5 hadith
- 7 Making the People of the Book to take Oath 5 hadith
- 8 Kaffarah (expiation) for Swearing 14 hadith
- 9 Forming a Commitment 25 hadith
- 10 The Rare Ahadith 21 hadith
- 11 The False Oath 11 hadith
- 12 Another Chapter 3 hadith
- 13 An Oath is not Valid except by Allah, One who does not Agree with Allah is not of Allah 2 hadith
- 14 The Detestability of Swearing in the form of Denouncing Allah and His Messenger, O Allah, grant compensation to Muhammad and his family worthy of their services to Your cause 2 hadith
- 15 Kinds of Swearing 1 hadith
- 16 The Binding Consequence of Oath and Vows 18 hadith
- 17 The Meaningless Matters 1 hadith
- 18 The Case when one Takes an Oath, then Finds something Better 5 hadith