The Hadith of al-Asayrim and the Rebuttal of the Murji'ah's Argument Based on It
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Question:
He says: Is the Hadith of al-Asayrim, who did not prostrate to Allah, not considered an argument for the Murji'ah?
Answer:
No, the Murji'ah say that if one abandons the deed, even if he is capable of it and it is possible for him, he is not held accountable. But al-Asayrim was not able to perform the deed; he was not able to perform the deed. He pronounced the two testimonies sincerely from his heart and was martyred in the path of Allah, and he was not able to perform the deed. As for the one who abandons the deed while he is capable of it, he is not like al-Asayrim. This one is not excused; al-Asayrim is excused. Yes.
He says: Is the Hadith of al-Asayrim, who did not prostrate to Allah, not considered an argument for the Murji'ah?
Answer:
No, the Murji'ah say that if one abandons the deed, even if he is capable of it and it is possible for him, he is not held accountable. But al-Asayrim was not able to perform the deed; he was not able to perform the deed. He pronounced the two testimonies sincerely from his heart and was martyred in the path of Allah, and he was not able to perform the deed. As for the one who abandons the deed while he is capable of it, he is not like al-Asayrim. This one is not excused; al-Asayrim is excused. Yes.
Source
قناة «العلامة الدكتور صالح الفوزان»، [3436/1900] حديث الأصيرم والرد على استدلال المرجئة به - الشيخ صالح الفوزان — youtube.com
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