Case 1: A student is asked for a religious ruling on a complicated matter but does not know the reliable answer. They should acknowledge uncertainty and refer the question to qualified scholarship, applying Hadith 217.
Case 2: Someone publicly claims an achievement they never earned and circulates unverified allegations about others. The first act relates to false appearance in Hadith 214; the second concerns guarding speech in Hadith 220.
Case 3: A debtor becomes seriously ill and unemployed. The creditor agrees to a realistic revised payment date. This illustrates أَنْظَرَ مُعْسِرًا in Hadith 222.
Intention, reliable knowledge, and the rights of others matter in all three cases.