How is a general oath judged if it was made for a specific cause but the person had no specific intention?

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If a general oath is sworn due to a specific triggering cause and the swearer had a pre-existing intention, the oath is judged according to that intention, and the statement is accepted in court because the cause itself serves as evidence of sincerity. If the swearer had no intention whatsoever, one narration attributed to Imam Ahmad suggests that the oath is restricted only to the situation that triggered the oath. This is supported by the jurists of the Hanafi school, asserting that the specific context limits the general wording, analogous to a private intention.