The ruling on the repentant sorcerer after he is captured
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Question:
The questioner says: If a sorcerer is captured and sentenced to death, and the sorcerer declares his repentance after being captured, is he killed as a hadd (fixed punishment) or for kufr (disbelief)? Do the rulings of a Muslim, such as inheritance and others, apply to him?
Answer:
The hadd is applied to him in this world, and the hadd is not dropped. As for his repentance, if it is sincere between him and Allah, Allah will deal with him. However, the hadd is not dropped. He does not take the ruling of an heir, because he is a murtadd (apostate). He is considered a murtadd from the religion of Islam. A murtadd does not inherit and is not inherited from. Yes.
The presenter:
May Allah reward you.
The questioner says: If a sorcerer is captured and sentenced to death, and the sorcerer declares his repentance after being captured, is he killed as a hadd (fixed punishment) or for kufr (disbelief)? Do the rulings of a Muslim, such as inheritance and others, apply to him?
Answer:
The hadd is applied to him in this world, and the hadd is not dropped. As for his repentance, if it is sincere between him and Allah, Allah will deal with him. However, the hadd is not dropped. He does not take the ruling of an heir, because he is a murtadd (apostate). He is considered a murtadd from the religion of Islam. A murtadd does not inherit and is not inherited from. Yes.
The presenter:
May Allah reward you.
Source
تفسير الشيخ محمد بن عبدالوهاب [7] — alfawzan.live (1:20:55)
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