The ruling on declaring a specific individual a disbeliever if he commits one of the nullifiers of Islam
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Question:
And I am a professor. Does he tell me to declare a specific person a disbeliever, so that he is expelled from the circle of Islam, as if he uttered a word of disbelief or did something that is considered disbelief, and he is persisting in it?
Answer:
Yes, if you are certain that he has uttered a word of disbelief or abandoned the prayer intentionally, then you consider him a disbeliever and treat him as a disbeliever until he repents to Allah (Glorified and Exalted is He). Declaring a specific person a disbeliever: if he commits one of the nullifiers of Islam, he is declared a disbeliever for it. If he commits one of the nullifiers of Islam, he is declared a disbeliever for it. No.
And I am a professor. Does he tell me to declare a specific person a disbeliever, so that he is expelled from the circle of Islam, as if he uttered a word of disbelief or did something that is considered disbelief, and he is persisting in it?
Answer:
Yes, if you are certain that he has uttered a word of disbelief or abandoned the prayer intentionally, then you consider him a disbeliever and treat him as a disbeliever until he repents to Allah (Glorified and Exalted is He). Declaring a specific person a disbeliever: if he commits one of the nullifiers of Islam, he is declared a disbeliever for it. If he commits one of the nullifiers of Islam, he is declared a disbeliever for it. No.
Source
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