The legacy of the late faith was determined by the Sunni family and they were residents of a village where most of the population belonged to Sunni jurisprudence, while Patwari did not remain in the village for 25 years, where people followed Shi'ite beliefs. The plaintiff was deceased at the time of the deceased's claim that the deceased was Shia, in favor of the deceased's late widow and sister, at the time of the affirmation of the oath and the widow's statement that the deceased was Shia. It was claimed to be heard by the plaintiff's evidence testifying to the testimony of the defendant's pending testimony. What she did and her slight testimony to the victim's affidavit proved that before the widow's statement, the widow's statement would carry more weight than that of her husband, who spent most of her time with the deceased was more aware of her husband's faith. The deceased's affidavit has a more pronounced value than that of the victim, who claimed in the affidavit the statements of her relative or friend, and the affidavit, which was related to her family, Article 46 ( 5) (6). The Canaan martyrdom, the late belief in 1984, was to be Shi'a law and martyrdom (10 of 1984), Articles 46 (5) and (6) \ r \ n \ r \ n
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