What is the ruling on one who says to his brother, “If I am lying, then such and such is upon me”?
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The questioner : What is the ruling on what happens in gatherings, where a man says to his brother, “If that is contrary to what you are saying, then such and such is upon you”?
The Shaykh : If the speaker commits to this, there is no harm, because this is from one side, and the speaker’s intention is to affirm his statement. So he says, “If I am lying, then such and such is upon me.” Yes.
The Shaykh : If the speaker commits to this, there is no harm, because this is from one side, and the speaker’s intention is to affirm his statement. So he says, “If I am lying, then such and such is upon me.” Yes.