Hazrat Sufyan states that Hazrat Amir said: Women should not be stripped naked, nor should they be struck with a long hand, and a light blow instead of a common blow, and a lighter whip than a whip should be used, and their faces should be spared.

Hazrat Qasim narrates that a person was brought to Hazrat Abu Bakr who had disowned his father. Upon this, Hazrat Abu Bakr said: "Strike him on the head, for Satan is in the head."

Hazrat Isa bin Abi Azza narrates that I was present with Hazrat Sha'bi, and he forbade striking a man on the head who had falsely accused someone, while he was administering lashes to him.

Hazrat Usman bin Aswad narrates that Hazrat Ata was asked about a person who hears someone accusing another person; should he convey this matter? He replied: No, indeed your gatherings are a trust.

Hazrat Juwaybir narrates that it is reported from Hazrat Dahhak regarding a man who accused his wife and then claimed the testimony of an absent witness. He said that he will not be given any respite.

Hazrat Abu Alatha Muhammad bin Abdullah Aqili narrates that a man accused another man falsely. So the accused was brought before Hazrat Umar bin Abdul Aziz. The accuser claimed regarding the evidence that a person had informed him in Armenia, meaning that person was absent. Upon this, Hazrat Umar bin Abdul Aziz said: The punishment cannot be postponed, but if you bring the evidence, I will accept their testimony.

Hazrat Bakr narrates that indeed a person accused another man of something, so he was presented before Hazrat Umar bin Khattab. When Hazrat Umar intended to flog him, he said: I will present evidence. So Hazrat Umar let him go.

Hazrat Hisham states that Hasan Basri and Muhammad said: If an intoxicated person commits murder while in a state of drunkenness, he should also be killed.

Hazrat Muammar states that Hazrat Zuhri said: He will be killed.

Hazrat Yahya bin Saeed narrates that when one of two intoxicated men killed his companion, Hazrat Muawiyah had him killed as well.