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﴿ فَاسْأَلُوا أَهْلَ الذِّكْرِ إِن كُنتُمْ لَا تَعْلَمُونَ ﴾

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Explanation of the author's statement: "And the Qadariyyah who deny [divine decree] said: The people of the Sunnah are 'compellers' (mujbirah), because affirming divine decree is compulsion according to these deniers."

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The Shaykh : He said: "And the Qadariyyah who deny [divine decree] said: The people of the Sunnah are 'compellers' (mujbirah)". The Qadariyyah who deny [divine decree]—this is to distinguish them from whom? From the Qadariyyah who affirm [divine decree], because there are Qadariyyah who affirm and Qadariyyah who deny.
The Qadariyyah who affirm [divine decree] are those who exaggerate in affirming divine decree.
And the Qadariyyah who deny [divine decree] are those who say: The actions of the servant have no connection to Allah the Exalted. Who are we talking about? The Qadariyyah who compel (mujbirah).
The student: The deniers.

The Shaykh : The deniers, correct. The Qadariyyah who deny [divine decree] said: The people of the Sunnah are 'compellers' (mujbirah), meaning they say that there is compulsion, because affirming divine decree is compulsion according to these deniers.
Now, what do they say about the 'compellers' (mujbirah)? No, they say the 'compellers' (mujbirah) are the 'compellers' (mujbirah); the people of the Sunnah are 'compellers' (mujbirah), and the true 'compellers' (mujbirah) are the 'compellers' (mujbirah). Now.
Source alathar.net

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