Liar is a detailed criticism

Shaykh Muhammad Ibn Hādee Al'Madkhali said on November 2,2015 :
"Ka'dhāb(liar)is a detailed criticism.. a detailed criticism is that which is  explained and clarified, so for example if it is said about so and so he is a liar (ka'dhāb) and you don't know any lying from him then correct you say how is he a liar?  You go to the one who who said he was a liar- and you know the meaning of liar- but you ask him how and when did this discription of him being a liar occur? for what reason? If he explained to you with something accurate that is accepted you accept it and if not then no you don't accept it ,no you don't accept it."
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