Will the disbeliever be compensated from the Muslim on the Day of Resurrection, even though the disbeliever will not benefit from good deeds?
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The questioner : It is a loss, O Ibn al-Qayyim. And the Muslim, meaning the oppression of the disbeliever.
The Shaykh : The right of the disbeliever is taken from the Muslim, and the right of the Muslim is taken from the disbeliever, because the rights of the servants must be fulfilled.
The questioner : What benefits the disbeliever is what benefits the Muslim; what benefits him is what takes him out of it.
The Shaykh : Yes, meaning that benefiting is the most important thing: that the good deeds are taken and diminished. So either you make it a reduction for the disbeliever for a period according to the injustice, or the Muslim is deprived of them and does not give them to him. But the perfection of justice is that he benefits from them.
The Shaykh : The right of the disbeliever is taken from the Muslim, and the right of the Muslim is taken from the disbeliever, because the rights of the servants must be fulfilled.
The questioner : What benefits the disbeliever is what benefits the Muslim; what benefits him is what takes him out of it.
The Shaykh : Yes, meaning that benefiting is the most important thing: that the good deeds are taken and diminished. So either you make it a reduction for the disbeliever for a period according to the injustice, or the Muslim is deprived of them and does not give them to him. But the perfection of justice is that he benefits from them.
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قناة «فضيلة الشيخ محمد بن صالح العثيمين»، 4402 - 4600 هل يقتص للكافر من المسلم يوم القيامة مع أن الكافر لن يستفيد من الحسنات؟ ابن عثيمين — youtube.com
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