Did any of the scribes of revelation apostatize?

The questioner: The same questioner also says: In the same book, the author mentions that one of the scribes of revelation apostatized from Islam. The reason was that he used to write down the verses revealed to him, such as the saying of Allah the Exalted: [al-Baqarah:129], writing them as "The All-Knowing, The Wise," or something similar. In fact, I did not understand the author's intention; I ask for clarification?
The answer: I do not recall the author's discussion, and we may look into it at a future time, if Allah wills. We do not mention his discussion, but the apostasy of some of the scribes of revelation did occur. It was Abdullah ibn Sa'd ibn Abi Sarh who apostatized from Islam, then he entered Islam and Allah guided him on the Day of the Conquest. As for the causes of apostasy, I do not recall them at the moment, but we can review Ibn al-Qayyim's words and I can mention that in another session, if Allah wills.
And as for his statement that some of the scribes of revelation apostatized, this is well known. It was Abdullah ibn Sa'd ibn Abi Sarh who apostatized from Islam, and then after Allah opened up Makkah for His Messenger, Allah guided him, and he came and submitted to Islam. Praise be to Allah. Yes.
The presenter: May Allah bless you. And may Allah reward you with good.