Class 9 Islamiat Notes Chapter 5

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• (1) Types of rulings and issues: To know the meaning of type and its form.
• Know the difference between oath and oath.
• Understand the individual and collective importance of species.
• In the light of Qur'an and Sunnah, they can get familiar with the rules and issues.
• Be able to evaluate the individual and collective effects of type.
• Keeping in view the importance of type in daily affairs, try to fulfill it.
• Be able to avoid perjury.
• By understanding the sensitivity of oaths, one can avoid unnecessary oaths in daily life and observe the oath.
• Oath is called Yamin in Quran and Hadith, the plural of Yamin is Iman. In the terminological sense, making a firm commitment of a Muslim in the name of Allah Ta'ala and giving assurance to another person is called Yameen.
• The words Yemin and Halaf are also used for the oath. The protection of the guardians means not to take an oath unnecessarily, because the greatest virtue of a Muslim is that he does not lie, but always speaks the truth, telling the truth. A person gets a high position in the society due to which people believe in his words and look at him with trust. 
• But if the practice of swearing becomes common, it will not only waste time, but will also lose trust in each other and create an atmosphere of mistrust, which is against good relations and society. In the Holy Qur'an, the rules of swearing are described as follows:
• Translation: Allah will not impeach you for your empty oaths, but He will impeach you for those (oaths) which you have taken with a firm intention, so his expiation is to feed ten poor people, the average person who You feed your family or clothe them or free a slave, then if you do not find it, then fast for three days.) This is yours. There is an atonement of sorts,
• The kind of expiation is to feed ten poor people if you want, clothe ten poor people if you want, free a slave or a slave girl who is free from all kinds of defects, if he does not have the power of any of these three things. If so, keep three fasts. The fourth thing regarding oaths is that the type of expiation to be paid, that is to swear an oath regarding a future act, is called Yamin Khidlata.
• Taking a false oath on a past incident is called Yamin Ghamus, there is no expiation for this oath, but Islam has disapproved of this oath, it is a great sin. Taking the correct oath according to one's opinion in daily conversation, but the incident is not like this, is called yamen laghu. Allah, the Exalted, has forgiven such an oath.
• False swearing is a great sin and deceiving humanity, and Allah will not show mercy to the one who swears falsely on the Day of Resurrection. False oaths or oaths cause individual and collective ruin. We should pray and practically try to avoid them.