"I swear by the name of Allah that my wife has committed adultery. If I am lying, then may the curse be upon me in this world and the hereafter," said the lawyer from Malaysia, imitating the husband's curse oath. Hasanah recounted that the woman also uttered the curse oath five times to refute the harsh accusations made by her husband in front of the judge."

"Then the wife also swore five times, 'I swear by the name of Allah that my husband has spoken lies, and if I lie, may curses befall me in this world and the hereafter.' With these oaths, the judge decided that they should divorce permanently. Tears flowed from the wife's eyes. However, time cannot be turned back," he added.

"In 1,000 cases, there is definitely one exceptional case. But this case is rarely brought up, because its impact is more devastating than a major divorce. However, in this case, the husband has made a firm decision. Nevertheless, the wife still does not acknowledge the husband's accusation. So, an oath is proposed to both of them. Who is lying? Who is telling the truth? Only Allah knows," he said again."

"The viral video, which has been watched more than 170,000 times, has also received various comments from netizens. 'The wife cries not because of separating from her husband, but because of the sadness of hearing such a vile accusation.' 'Daring to swear, even just hearing it makes me scared,' wrote some netizens."

There is a brief explanation about li'an from the perspective of syarak by the Maktabah Al Bakri website. Li'an means a statement used as an argument by a husband who is forced to accuse his wife for tarnishing the household and causing shame for the husband.