The law of the Mohammedans was of the belief that the village had a Shiite Muslim registration through the Shi'ite profession, but it was not claimed by the party that the deceased was a Shia who would adversely affect their claims. Hazara Abbas Hazara was not proved by any witnesses that the deceased's funeral was headed by a Sunni Muslim, though the Shia Muslim was available to lead Jinnah, the first appellate court's decision was incomprehensible. Was a Sunni Muslim.
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