Is there a doctrinal objection in the poet’s saying: [[Everything is destined to perish *** Except my Lord and righteous deeds]]

Question:
May Allah reward you, Your Eminence, father. The questioner asks about the poet’s saying, “Everything is destined to perish, except my Lord and righteous deeds.” Is there a doctrinal objection in it?

Answer:
There is no doctrinal objection. I say there is no doctrinal objection. Righteous deeds remain for their owners, and evil deeds also remain for their owners. So if he had said “and deeds,” or if he had specified “righteous deeds” and said “and deeds,” yes, this remains for them.