Who is the one who is given his book in his left hand on the Day of Resurrection? And a question about a marriage situation
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The Shaykh : Because every deceased person must undergo the punishment of the grave, is that how you understand the matter? Yes, that is how it is. No, this is what he receives in his left hand, as long as he is to be punished. The one who receives the book in his right hand says: "Indeed, I..." [Al-Haqqah 69:20-21] This is the nature of the one who is given his book in his right hand. So if you imagine that he was a sinner and that he deserved punishment first in the grave, as mentioned in your first question, and secondly in Hellfire, then he is given his book in his left hand. May Allah bless you. Regarding the burden due to breastfeeding, yes, yes, meaning she fasted four days to make up for what was required of her. Why did she not pay the expiation? Yes, how did you not manage to do it? Be patient, then when you are able to fast to make up for it. May Allah bless you. Yes, praise be to Allah.
The student : May Allah have mercy on you.
The Shaykh : May Allah guide you and set your affairs right. I do not understand the problem, what is going to happen? Yes, yes, okay, why not correct the official date? Okay, how did we know that the alleged marriage was not a lawful marriage? Okay, they gave them a marriage certificate, and it will be fine, why is it not accepted? Okay, this is up to his judgment, my brother, it will not benefit you at all if you ask an unofficial mufti, it is the same process, so this fatwa has no value. You must take the fatwa from an official fatwa body, do you understand me? Since your certificate is not accepted, will my fatwa or that of other unofficial muftis be accepted? I understood you, but it seems you did not understand me. I told you earlier why the date should not be changed... I said this is not possible. Okay, can its forgery not be discovered? If it is under your responsibility and charge, it is permissible.
The questioner : The Khawarij.
The Shaykh : Between.
The questioner : When it was found... between the three paths of the Khawarij in which this athar came, all of them contain a specific unknown narrator, meaning the one who narrates the story is a specific unknown person, so this narration was graded as good.
The Shaykh : How did we grade it as good?
The questioner : You said it was good, you referred to it in al-Irwaa'.
The Shaykh : Is the chain of narration good?
The Shaykh : The curse encompassed the man because he ate from the tree, and the woman because she listened to the serpent's seduction. The curse, meaning the curse was for Adam.
The student: Yes.
The Shaykh: Allah is the Greatest!
(20) Indeed, I was certain that I would be meeting my account." (21) So he will be in a pleasant life -
إِنِّي ظَنَنْتُ أَنِّي مُلَاقٍ حِسَابِيَهْ * فَهُوَ فِي عِيشَةٍ رَاضِيَةٍThe student : May Allah have mercy on you.
The Shaykh : May Allah guide you and set your affairs right. I do not understand the problem, what is going to happen? Yes, yes, okay, why not correct the official date? Okay, how did we know that the alleged marriage was not a lawful marriage? Okay, they gave them a marriage certificate, and it will be fine, why is it not accepted? Okay, this is up to his judgment, my brother, it will not benefit you at all if you ask an unofficial mufti, it is the same process, so this fatwa has no value. You must take the fatwa from an official fatwa body, do you understand me? Since your certificate is not accepted, will my fatwa or that of other unofficial muftis be accepted? I understood you, but it seems you did not understand me. I told you earlier why the date should not be changed... I said this is not possible. Okay, can its forgery not be discovered? If it is under your responsibility and charge, it is permissible.
The questioner : The Khawarij.
The Shaykh : Between.
The questioner : When it was found... between the three paths of the Khawarij in which this athar came, all of them contain a specific unknown narrator, meaning the one who narrates the story is a specific unknown person, so this narration was graded as good.
The Shaykh : How did we grade it as good?
The questioner : You said it was good, you referred to it in al-Irwaa'.
The Shaykh : Is the chain of narration good?
The Shaykh : The curse encompassed the man because he ate from the tree, and the woman because she listened to the serpent's seduction. The curse, meaning the curse was for Adam.
The student: Yes.
The Shaykh: Allah is the Greatest!
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