What is the difference between al-qasitin and al-muqsitin?
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Question:
He asks: Is there a difference between al-qasitin and al-muqsitin?
Answer:
Yes, al-qasitin means the transgressors, while al-muqsit is the one who is just. This is from the triliteral root; al-qasit is from the triliteral root, from qasata, meaning to transgress, and al-muqsit is from the quadriliteral root, from aqasata, meaning to be just, so he is al-muqsit. Yes.
He asks: Is there a difference between al-qasitin and al-muqsitin?
Answer:
Yes, al-qasitin means the transgressors, while al-muqsit is the one who is just. This is from the triliteral root; al-qasit is from the triliteral root, from qasata, meaning to transgress, and al-muqsit is from the quadriliteral root, from aqasata, meaning to be just, so he is al-muqsit. Yes.
Source
قناة «العلامة الدكتور صالح الفوزان»، ما الفرق بين القاسطين والمقسطين؟ لمعالي الشيخ صالح الفوزان — youtube.com
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