The Daily Decree, the Inclusion of Erasure in It, and Delaying the Prayer Beyond Its Time
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The questioner:
The daily decree is the one in which erasure takes place.
The Shaykh:
At that time, salvation is in the hadith: [Allah] says three hundred and sixty times every day, "I create the sick, I honor and I humble, I give life and I kill, and I do other than what is His custom every day, for every day He is in His affair."
The questioner:
There is suspension and erasure in it, O Shaykh. There is suspension and erasure in it.
The Shaykh:
Follow the previous decree. Follow the previous decree.
The questioner:
But this daily decree is included.
The Shaykh:
The daily, the annual, and the lifetime decree are included, the teacher, their causes, those suspended upon their causes. As for those suspended by this, they occur at their time. It is better to make up what is missed, better without an excuse. He must repent to Allah. He must repent. He sins. He must repent.
The daily decree is the one in which erasure takes place.
The Shaykh:
At that time, salvation is in the hadith: [Allah] says three hundred and sixty times every day, "I create the sick, I honor and I humble, I give life and I kill, and I do other than what is His custom every day, for every day He is in His affair."
The questioner:
There is suspension and erasure in it, O Shaykh. There is suspension and erasure in it.
The Shaykh:
Follow the previous decree. Follow the previous decree.
The questioner:
But this daily decree is included.
The Shaykh:
The daily, the annual, and the lifetime decree are included, the teacher, their causes, those suspended upon their causes. As for those suspended by this, they occur at their time. It is better to make up what is missed, better without an excuse. He must repent to Allah. He must repent. He sins. He must repent.
Source
شرح العقيدة الواسطية [ ابن باز ]، العقيدة الواسطية - الشريط الثالث — islamhouse.com (1:06:41)
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