The report of a narrator accused of lying is abandoned and weak, and is not used as evidence for practice. The stated ruling includes an exception concerning repentance.
Distinguish this from the preceding lesson's case of established fabrication. Accusation and proven false attribution are not the same.
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The report of a narrator accused of lying is abandoned and weak, and is not used as evidence for practice. The stated ruling includes an exception concerning repentance.
Distinguish this from the preceding lesson's case of established fabrication. Accusation and proven false attribution are not the same.