In Islamic Law, this happens if the plaintiff is unable to produce the required number of qualified witnesses.
A) the case is automatically dismissed
B) the defendant is asked to take a religious oath attesting his or her innocence
C) the defendant is asked to take a religious oath attesting his or her innocence and if so done, the case is dismissed
D) the defendant is asked to take a religious oath attesting his or her innocence and if so done the case is dismissed; otherwise, if the defendant refuses three times, a judgment is entered.

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If the plaintiff is unable to produce the required number of qualified witnesses, the defendant is asked to take a religious oath attesting his or her innocence. If the defendant takes the oath, the case is dismissed. If the defendant refuses to take the oath three times, a judgment is entered against him or her.

In Islamic Law, This Happens If the Plaintiff Is Unable