Sunan Ibn Majah
the Messenger of Allah (ﷺ) allowed the People of the Book to testify against one another.
The Chapters on Rulings
67 hadith in this topic
Sunan Ibn Majah
“The Messenger of Allah (ﷺ) passed judgement on the basis of a witness along with an oath by the claimant.
Sunan Ibn Majah
the Prophet (ﷺ) allowed the testimony of a man along with the oath of the claimant.
Sunan Ibn Majah
the Prophet(ﷺ) prayed the Morning prayer, and when he had finished, he stood up and said: “Bearing false witness is equivalent to associating others with Allah,” three times. Then he recited this Verse: “And shun lying speech (false statements), Hunafa'...
Sunan Ibn Majah
'The one who bears false witness will not move away (on the Day of Resurrection) until Allah condemns him to Hell.' ”
Sunan Ibn Majah
the Prophet (ﷺ) passed judgement on the basis of an oath (from the claimant) along with a (single) witness.
Sunan Ibn Majah
“The Testimony of a man or woman who is treacherous, or of one who has been subjected to one of the Haad punishments of Islam, or of one who bears a grudge against his brother, is not permissible.”
Sunan Ibn Majah
“The testimony of a Bedouin against a town-dweller is not permissible.”
Sunan Ibn Majah
the Messenger of Allah (ﷺ) passed judgment on the basis of an oath (from the claimant) along with a (single) witness.
Sunan Ibn Majah
“The best of witnesses is the one who gives his testimony before he is asked for it.”