The Ruling on Supplicating Against the Decree and Its Remedy
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Question:
He says: On this day, the decree descends, and is it true that they are treated in the sky, so whichever prevails takes the other's place?
Answer:
Supplication is a cause; supplication is a cause. It is among the causes. So if Allah decrees that this servant supplicates and benefits him through his supplication, He averts the disliked thing from him and averts the evil from him. This is a matter that returns to Allah (Glorified and Exalted is He).
He says: On this day, the decree descends, and is it true that they are treated in the sky, so whichever prevails takes the other's place?
Answer:
Supplication is a cause; supplication is a cause. It is among the causes. So if Allah decrees that this servant supplicates and benefits him through his supplication, He averts the disliked thing from him and averts the evil from him. This is a matter that returns to Allah (Glorified and Exalted is He).
Source
صحة رد الدعاء للقدر — alfawzan.live
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