How to reconcile his saying: “Whoever is wailed over will be punished for what he was wailed over on the Day of Resurrection” with what was reported that it is in his grave?
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The questioner : There is a point of difficulty, which is that it mentions he is punished on the Day of Resurrection, whereas previously it was mentioned that it is in his grave. So how are they reconciled?
The Shaykh : The reconciliation between them is either to say that one of the two wordings is anomalous and the majority indicates it is in the grave, or to say that he is punished in both this and that, and there is no impediment to Allah the Exalted punishing him twice.
The Shaykh : The reconciliation between them is either to say that one of the two wordings is anomalous and the majority indicates it is in the grave, or to say that he is punished in both this and that, and there is no impediment to Allah the Exalted punishing him twice.
