Is it taken from Khalid al-Qasri’s action toward al-Ja’d ibn Dirham and his declaration of his disbelief that it is permissible to declare the disbelief of disbelievers?

Question:
The Honorable Shaykh, may Allah grant you success, asks: Is it taken from Khalid al-Qasri’s (may Allah have mercy on him) action toward al-Ja’d ibn Dirham and his declaration of his disbelief that it is permissible to declare the disbelief of disbelievers?

Answer:
By the order of the one in authority. This is among the competencies of the one in authority. He kills if the death penalty is deserved. He kills the apostate. This is an apostate. This is an apostate. He kills the one who changes his religion, so he kills him. And he kills by whatever means the one in authority sees fit, whether by slaughtering, firing a bullet, or by the sword. Whatever means the one in authority sees fit, but he does not torture. If you kill, then kill well. He does not torture, but rather he kills with a prepared weapon. Yes.