Is it permissible to interpret "Allah does not look at him" as mercy?
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Question:
Sahih Muslim 2085i, meaning: He does not show him mercy?
Answer:
This interpretation is not correct. However, the intended meaning of "looking" here is looking,Sahih Muslim 2085i meaning: with anger toward him. Otherwise, He (Exalted and Majestic is He) sees everyone, Glorified is He; nothing is hidden from Him. But the expression is an indication of His anger (peace and blessings be upon him). It is not interpreted as mercy. However, this is part of the content of: "Allah does not look at them, He does not show them mercy, and He is not pleased with them; rather, He is angry with them for their ugly deeds." This is what the wording implies. Look at his commentary on the Book of Clothing.
Q: It is said that it is to be taken at its apparent meaning?
A: It is to be taken at its apparent meaning, while also conveying anger. Allah does not speak to them, He does not purify them, and they will have a painful punishment. This is an indication of His anger toward them.
Allah will not look toward him
لا ينظر الله إليهAnswer:
This interpretation is not correct. However, the intended meaning of "looking" here is looking,
Allah will not look toward him
لا ينظر الله إليهAllah does not look
لا ينظر اللهHe does not speak to him
لا يُكلمهQ: It is said that it is to be taken at its apparent meaning?
A: It is to be taken at its apparent meaning, while also conveying anger. Allah does not speak to them, He does not purify them, and they will have a painful punishment. This is an indication of His anger toward them.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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