Believing the wife in her accusation of her husband's corruption
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Question:
It is seven o'clock, or eight o'clock minus a quarter. Allah.
Answer:
I spoke, so people are either making claims or accusing people of what they report about them and their families, but there is no proof for the claimant, so there must be witnesses who testify to what he said. However, if he sees an accusation, he should accuse him of having little religion and much corruption, and he should stay away from him, keeping him at a distance by the possible means, the good means that keep him away from his home. As for believing her, no. But if he is accused of being known for corruption and known for having little religion, she should stay away from him by the means Allah has prescribed, without believing his wife in that.
It is seven o'clock, or eight o'clock minus a quarter. Allah.
Answer:
I spoke, so people are either making claims or accusing people of what they report about them and their families, but there is no proof for the claimant, so there must be witnesses who testify to what he said. However, if he sees an accusation, he should accuse him of having little religion and much corruption, and he should stay away from him, keeping him at a distance by the possible means, the good means that keep him away from his home. As for believing her, no. But if he is accused of being known for corruption and known for having little religion, she should stay away from him by the means Allah has prescribed, without believing his wife in that.
Source
ندوات الجامع الكبير مع الأسئلة - 53 — archive.org (1:12:13)
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