The Disbeliever’s Exit from Islam
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Question:
He says to you, first of all, in the definition of Islam, that Islam is to feed. Does this mean that the Arab exits from Islam in this house he passes by, or is it peace?
Answer:
From what shortcoming? If the sinner’s sin necessitates apostasy, then he is outside of apostasy. But if his sin does not necessitate apostasy, then he is not outside of Islam, but his Islam is weak. His Islam is weak and deficient. The Muslims are not on the same level; some have strong Islam and strong faith, and some are struck according to what issues from their actions.
He says to you, first of all, in the definition of Islam, that Islam is to feed. Does this mean that the Arab exits from Islam in this house he passes by, or is it peace?
Answer:
From what shortcoming? If the sinner’s sin necessitates apostasy, then he is outside of apostasy. But if his sin does not necessitate apostasy, then he is not outside of Islam, but his Islam is weak. His Islam is weak and deficient. The Muslims are not on the same level; some have strong Islam and strong faith, and some are struck according to what issues from their actions.
Source
شرح ثلاثة الأصول وأدلتها، أدلة شهادة أن محمدا رسول الله - الإيمان يزيد وينقص — islamhouse.com (1:03:22)
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