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Does an admission (iqrar) made by one of the contracting parties constitute conclusive evidence (hujjah) for establishing and asserting rights?

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Yes, an admission (iqrar) is legitimate proof (hujjah shar'iyyah) and a means for establishing rights. A person is held accountable by their admission and is bound by what they have admitted.

Yes, an admission (iqrar) is legitimate proof (hujjah shar'iyyah) and a means for establishing rights. A person is held accountable by their admission and is bound by what they have admitted.
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