The hadith (Look at these two until they reconcile) regarding those who hold grudges: Does it mean that their deeds are not raised to Allah?
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Question:
Now, the second question. May Allah preserve you, Shaykh. Regarding the authentic hadith in Muslim that deeds are presented to Allah every Monday and Thursday, and He forgives a servant who does not associate anything with Him, except for one who has a grudge against his brother, where He says, "Look at these two until they reconcile." If there are two people, Shaykh, who have been at odds over a worldly matter for five years, does this mean that for five years their deeds have not been accepted by Allah?
Answer:
This is a matter of warning and caution. It is a matter of warning. It is a matter of threat and deterrence.
Now, the second question. May Allah preserve you, Shaykh. Regarding the authentic hadith in Muslim that deeds are presented to Allah every Monday and Thursday, and He forgives a servant who does not associate anything with Him, except for one who has a grudge against his brother, where He says, "Look at these two until they reconcile." If there are two people, Shaykh, who have been at odds over a worldly matter for five years, does this mean that for five years their deeds have not been accepted by Allah?
Answer:
This is a matter of warning and caution. It is a matter of warning. It is a matter of threat and deterrence.
Source
قناة «فضيلة الشيخ ابن باز Alsheikh Binbaz»، [321 /400] حديث (أنظروا هذين حتى يصطلحا) في المتشاحنين، هل يعني أن عملهم لا يرفع إلى الله؟ I ابن باز — youtube.com
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