Does the one who lies and says, “I did it,” when he did not, fall under the statement: “Woe will be on the day of that for the deniers”?
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Question:
The Honorable Shaykh, may Allah grant you success, says: The one who lies in this worldly life, saying, “I did such and such,” when he did not do it. The one who lies in this worldly life, saying, “I did such and such,” when he did not do it, does he fall under this verse, “Woe will be on the day of that for the deniers”?
Answer:
This is what is called a denier. This is called a liar. The one who says words that have no basis is a liar. He is not called a denier. A denier is the one who denies something of the authentic reports. Yes, there is a difference between the liar and the denier. Yes.
The Honorable Shaykh, may Allah grant you success, says: The one who lies in this worldly life, saying, “I did such and such,” when he did not do it. The one who lies in this worldly life, saying, “I did such and such,” when he did not do it, does he fall under this verse, “Woe will be on the day of that for the deniers”?
Answer:
This is what is called a denier. This is called a liar. The one who says words that have no basis is a liar. He is not called a denier. A denier is the one who denies something of the authentic reports. Yes, there is a difference between the liar and the denier. Yes.
Source
قناة «العلامة الدكتور صالح الفوزان»، [3390- 4717] هل الذي يكذب ويقول فعلت ولم يفعل يدخل في قوله:﴿ويل يؤمئذ للمكذبين﴾؟- الشيخ صالح الفوزان — youtube.com
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