Al-Qaḍāʾ: the qualifications and conduct of a judge, the burden of proof, and the prescribed penalties and the caution urged in applying them.
Chapters
- 1. The Authority to Govern Rests with the Imam Only 3 hadith
- 2. Judgments must be Issued on the Basis of Testimony and Oath 4 hadith
- 3. Establishing Testimony is on the Plaintiff and Oath is on the Defendant 2 hadith
- 4. Complaint against a Deceased 1 hadith
- 5. One who Does not have Testimony, then Oath is Turned on Him 5 hadith
- 6. One who has Testimony there is no Oath on Him 2 hadith
- 7. If one Agrees with an Oath that is Taken, it Dismisses his Claim even if he has Testimony 3 hadith
- 8. The Case of Two People who Claim for Something Each one with Testimony 6 hadith
- 9. Another Chapter 2 hadith
- 10. Another Chapter 1 hadith
- 11. The Rare Ahadith 23 hadith
- 12. Kinds of Judges 2 hadith
- 13. The Case of one who Judges by Means of what is other than what Allah, most Majestic, most Glorious, has Revealed 5 hadith
- 14. One Who Issues Fatwa is Responsible 2 hadith
- 15. Accepting a Bribe for Issuing Judgments 3 hadith
- 16. Committing Injustice in Issuing a Judgment 2 hadith
- 17. The Undesirability of Sitting near the Unjust Judges 1 hadith
- 18. The Undesirability of Taking a case before the Unjust Judges 5 hadith
- 19. Adjudication Disciplines 6 hadith