The Disbelievers’ View of Their Lord on the Plain of Resurrection
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Question:
In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful. You mentioned in your speech that the believers will see your Lord, while the disbelievers will not see Him as a reward for them. This vision occurs after the people of Paradise have entered Paradise and the people of the Fire have entered the Fire, at the Plain of Resurrection.
Answer:
There is no doubt that the vision of enjoyment, honor, and favor is exclusive to the believers; I have no doubt about that. The scholars differed on whether the disbelievers see their Lord on the Plain of Resurrection or not. There are two opinions among them: some hold that they will never see their Lord, while others hold that they will see Him on the plains, meaning the places of gathering and assembly. “Al-‘Aradat” means the place, and “al-‘Arasah” means the place; the Plains of Resurrection means the place of the Resurrection. Some scholars hold that the disbelievers see their Lord, but not a vision of prohibition and enjoyment; rather, they see Him in a vision of rebuke and humiliation for them. Yes.
Allah knows best, but the vision of the believers is mass-transmitted and specific, and there is no disagreement among the people of the Sunnah and the community regarding it.
In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful. You mentioned in your speech that the believers will see your Lord, while the disbelievers will not see Him as a reward for them. This vision occurs after the people of Paradise have entered Paradise and the people of the Fire have entered the Fire, at the Plain of Resurrection.
Answer:
There is no doubt that the vision of enjoyment, honor, and favor is exclusive to the believers; I have no doubt about that. The scholars differed on whether the disbelievers see their Lord on the Plain of Resurrection or not. There are two opinions among them: some hold that they will never see their Lord, while others hold that they will see Him on the plains, meaning the places of gathering and assembly. “Al-‘Aradat” means the place, and “al-‘Arasah” means the place; the Plains of Resurrection means the place of the Resurrection. Some scholars hold that the disbelievers see their Lord, but not a vision of prohibition and enjoyment; rather, they see Him in a vision of rebuke and humiliation for them. Yes.
Allah knows best, but the vision of the believers is mass-transmitted and specific, and there is no disagreement among the people of the Sunnah and the community regarding it.
Source
شرح العقيدة الواسطية [ صالح الفوزان ] [ الشرح القديم ]، بداية من قوله : وقوله : { وجوه يومئذ ناضرة إلى ربها ناظرة } — islamhouse.com (58:22)
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