The oath of the accused in the qasamah in the presence of enmity

Question:
The Shaykh’s view on the qasamah: If a deceased person is found to have killed another person, and the person against whom the claim is brought denies that he committed the killing, while there is enmity present, does he have the right to take fifty oaths?

Answer:
No. If the claimants swear, nothing is accepted from the accused. If the claimants swear, retribution is carried out against him. Even if he lies to them and says, “It is not true, and I have an objection, and I have such and such,” it is not accepted from him. Yes, based on the saying of the Messenger (peace and blessings be upon him) If the oaths reach fifty, retribution is carried out against the one against whom the oath was sworn, i.e., the accused, and no objection is accepted from him.