Is the one who commits a bid'ah (religious innovation) that entails disbelief required to be given the opportunity to repent?

The questioner : We pronounce twenty, all of them.

The Shaykh : Not divorced from the divorced sister.

The questioner : I extended.

The Shaykh : The innovator, if he is one who commits disbelief, if he is one who commits disbelief.

The questioner : In the case of one who can be a supporter.

The Shaykh : This is a matter that returns to the issue of seeking repentance: Is the apostate given the opportunity to repent? What is it that has passed us by here?

The questioner : Once.

The Shaykh : If the imam or the deputy of the imam sees that it is in the public interest to seek his repentance, if he sees that it is in the public interest to seek his repentance, he seeks his repentance.

The questioner : It is possible.

The Shaykh : Even if we do not declare them disbelievers, it may be seen that killing them serves as a deterrent for the people of innovation in the future.