A man who performs li'an with his wife and then admits he lied

Mansur said that it is reported from Ibrahim concerning a man who performed li'an (mutual oath of condemnation) with his wife, and they were separated, and then he gives himself the lie. He said: He is to be lashed, and the child is to be attached to him.

Dawud said that it is reported from Sa'id bin al-Musayyib concerning the man who performs li'an (mutual oath of condemnation) and then gives himself the lie. He said: He is to be lashed, while he is one proposing marriage.

Abu Bakr bin Ayyash said that Mutarrif said: When a man accuses his wife and performs li'an (mutual oath of condemnation) with her, then if after that he gives himself the lie, he is to be lashed, the child is to be attached to him, and his wife is to be returned to him.

Mughirah said that it is reported from Ibrahim concerning the man who performs li'an (mutual oath of condemnation) and then gives himself the lie. He said: The prescribed punishment (hadd) is to be carried out on him.

Shu'bah said: I asked al-Hakam about a man who performs li'an (mutual oath of condemnation) with his wife and later acknowledges the child. He said: The prescribed punishment (hadd) is to be carried out on him, and the child is to be attached to him.

Ibn Jurayj said that it is reported from Ata concerning a man who accused his wife, or denied his wife's child, and then gives himself the lie. He said: The prescribed punishment (hadd) is to be carried out on him.

It is reported from al-Harith, Ata and al-Sha'bi concerning the man who performs li'an (mutual oath of condemnation) and then gives himself the lie. All of them said: He is to be struck.

And it is likewise reported from Ibn Jurayj, from Ata.

And it is reported from Jabir, from al-Sha'bi, concerning the man who performs li'an (mutual oath of condemnation) and then gives himself the lie. They said: He is to be struck.