The limit of coercion that excuses a person
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Question:
The first question says: Honorable Shaykh, may Allah preserve you. You said that one of the conditions that prevent declaring someone a disbeliever is coercion. What is the limit of coercion that excuses a person?
Answer:
The limit of coercion is when a person is threatened with death, imprisonment, or violation of his honor, and he cannot escape it except by giving them what they demanded. He is excused by coercion if he rejects it in his heart and his heart remains at rest in faith. This is coercion. Yes.
The first question says: Honorable Shaykh, may Allah preserve you. You said that one of the conditions that prevent declaring someone a disbeliever is coercion. What is the limit of coercion that excuses a person?
Answer:
The limit of coercion is when a person is threatened with death, imprisonment, or violation of his honor, and he cannot escape it except by giving them what they demanded. He is excused by coercion if he rejects it in his heart and his heart remains at rest in faith. This is coercion. Yes.
Source
التكفير بين الإفراط والتفريط — alfawzan.live (55:38)
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