Li'an in Muslim Law Online Test

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Li'an in Muslim Law

Description: This quiz is designed to test your knowledge of Li'an in Muslim Law. It covers various aspects of Li'an, including its definition, conditions, procedure, and consequences.
Number of Questions: 10
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What is the literal meaning of Li'an in Arabic?

Cursing
Oath
Accusation
Divorce

What is the primary purpose of Li'an in Muslim Law?

To establish paternity of a child
To dissolve a marriage
To punish adultery
To reconcile a couple

Under what circumstances can Li'an be initiated?

When a husband accuses his wife of adultery
When a wife accuses her husband of adultery
When a third party accuses a couple of adultery
When a court orders Li'an

What are the conditions for Li'an to be valid?

The accusation must be made in front of a judge
The accusation must be supported by four witnesses
The accused spouse must deny the accusation
All of the above

What is the procedure for Li'an?

The husband and wife take turns swearing oaths before a judge
The husband and wife exchange curses in front of witnesses
The husband and wife are separated for a period of time
The husband and wife are divorced immediately

What are the consequences of Li'an if the husband is found to be truthful?

The wife is punished for adultery
The marriage is dissolved
The husband is punished for false accusation
None of the above

What are the consequences of Li'an if the wife is found to be truthful?

The husband is punished for adultery
The marriage is dissolved
The wife is punished for false accusation
None of the above

Can Li'an be retracted once it has been initiated?

Yes, by mutual consent of the spouses
Yes, by the decision of a judge
No, it cannot be retracted
It depends on the circumstances

What is the effect of Li'an on the children of the marriage?

The children are considered illegitimate
The children are considered legitimate
The children's legitimacy depends on the circumstances
The children are not affected

Is Li'an still practiced in modern Muslim societies?

Yes, it is widely practiced
Yes, but it is rare
No, it is no longer practiced
It depends on the country

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