(Mentioning proofs that deeds come on the Day of Resurrection in the form of width and body) Do you not believe that the deeds of the *** are placed on the Day of Presentation in the scales, and likewise they become heavy?
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The Shaykh :"Do you not believe" He brought proofs.
"Do you not believe that the deeds of the *** are placed on the Day of Presentation in the scales"
The answer is yes.
"And likewise they become heavy at times and light at oth***ers, that is in the Qur'an, the possessor of clarification"
Yes,[Al-Qari'ah 101:6] [Al-Qari'ah 101:8]
"And it has a tongue, its two pans balance it, *** and the two pans look to it"
It means that it, namely the scale that will be on the Day of Resurrection, has two pans that balance it, and it also has a tongue. How does it have a tongue? Do scales have tongues? Yes. Have you seen the old scale? The old scale consisted of a stretched iron bar, and in its middle there was a fixed iron piece. This fixed iron piece was secured with a nail, like a bow. On this upright, standing iron piece were the two pans, on the right and the left. If one of them became heavier, the tongue would lean toward it; the tongue would appear toward it. If one of them became lighter, the tongue would move away from it. This is the old scale. It may be known now, meaning it might still exist in the remnants of the past.
"Do you not believe that the deeds of the *** are placed on the Day of Presentation in the scales"
The answer is yes.
"And likewise they become heavy at times and light at oth***ers, that is in the Qur'an, the possessor of clarification"
Yes,
Then as for one whose scales are heavy [with good deeds],
فأما مَن ثقُلت موازينهBut as for one whose scales are light,
وأما مَن خفت موازينه"And it has a tongue, its two pans balance it, *** and the two pans look to it"
It means that it, namely the scale that will be on the Day of Resurrection, has two pans that balance it, and it also has a tongue. How does it have a tongue? Do scales have tongues? Yes. Have you seen the old scale? The old scale consisted of a stretched iron bar, and in its middle there was a fixed iron piece. This fixed iron piece was secured with a nail, like a bow. On this upright, standing iron piece were the two pans, on the right and the left. If one of them became heavier, the tongue would lean toward it; the tongue would appear toward it. If one of them became lighter, the tongue would move away from it. This is the old scale. It may be known now, meaning it might still exist in the remnants of the past.