The student’s discussion with the Shaykh regarding tribal adjudication.

The student : The tribal adjudication that had persisted for long periods was difficult to uproot all at once, so the process of abolishing it was gradual. First, it served to achieve another benefit: when the adjudicators seek to settle any of these cases, they know that the hearts have calmed down, the parties have drawn closer, and the enmity has been removed, or, to put it another way, the intensity has lessened.

The Shaykh : Yes, the intensity.
The student : From both sides, this is a factor that assists the adjudication. Then there is another point: in such incidents, the person is usually sent to prison, and he is not accepted for release from prison unless this judicial or tribal document was written and then presented to the judge, which serves as a reason to expedite his release.

The Shaykh: Yes.
The student: Yes.