Disbelief by Committing a Nullifier and Establishing the Argument

Question:
A questioner asks: Does everyone who commits one of the nullifiers of Islam become a disbeliever, or is it required of us to first establish the argument and clarify the matter to him?

Answer:
If he is like one who is ignorant, then clarification is necessary. However, if he is not like one who is ignorant, because he lives among the Muslims in the lands of the Muslims, hears the Qur'an, hears the hadiths, hears the sermons, discussions, and lessons, then the argument has been established against him, the argument has been established against him, and ignorance has been removed from him. As for a person in a distant land to whom nothing has reached, he is excused due to ignorance. But a person who lives among the Muslims and in the lands of the Muslims, prays with them, hears the word of Allah and the word of His Messenger, hears the lessons and exhortations, hears the sermons, and hears the discussions—if he says, "I am ignorant," when will he learn? Yes.

The presenter:
May Allah reward you,