Saying: If he wanted one of my sins, I would give it to him
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Saying: If he wanted one of my sins, I would give it to him
There is another saying where, if someone asks for intercession or something, he says: If he wanted one of my sins, I would not give it to him. Is this permissible?
This person says: When some people are asked for something,They said: If he wanted one of my sins, I would not give it to him. This is meant to indicate that it is impossible for him to give it to him,But it seems the matter is the opposite, that he says: If he wanted one of my good deeds, I would not give it to him. As for all sins, everyone loves for a person to bear their sin for them,In any case, the matter is understood by the general public: The intention is to refuse to give this person what he asked for, so I do not see any harm in it.
There is another saying where, if someone asks for intercession or something, he says: If he wanted one of my sins, I would not give it to him. Is this permissible?
This person says: When some people are asked for something,They said: If he wanted one of my sins, I would not give it to him. This is meant to indicate that it is impossible for him to give it to him,But it seems the matter is the opposite, that he says: If he wanted one of my good deeds, I would not give it to him. As for all sins, everyone loves for a person to bear their sin for them,In any case, the matter is understood by the general public: The intention is to refuse to give this person what he asked for, so I do not see any harm in it.