Clarification that it is recommended for one who quotes the word of disbelief to make it clear that he does not intend it nor adopt it, but only mentions it to ask about it
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The Shaykh : It is appropriate for the gathering, and it is the one who quotes the word of disbelief and does not say: "I am only a transmitter and I am innocent of it, but I want to know the answer." What is the expiation for his sin?
The student : That he disavows it and seeks forgiveness from Allah.
The Shaykh : So did you mean you advised him and reminded him?
The student: Go ahead.
The Shaykh : No, the matter is settled between you and him.
The student : Now we say that he should seek forgiveness from Allah and repent to Him.
The Shaykh : ... This word, you must say, "I am innocent of it, but I am quoting it to hear your answer regarding it, and I am innocent of it," because "whoever believes in Allah and the Last Day..." It is said to be a hadith but it is not a hadith, but it is a wisdom: "Whoever believes in Allah and the Last Day, let him not stand in positions of accusation." So the second time, if you want to quote a word that is the very essence of disbelief like that, make it clear to those present that "I seek refuge in Allah from adopting this, but it was said in a certain gathering, so I want to learn the answer to it."
The student : ...
The Shaykh : I know, but the phrase was not sufficient.
The student : I mean, what they said is milder; if you stood in that position, it would be milder, even though it contains misguidance in repeating the Shari'ah of Allah, but it is a lighter misguidance than misguidance. I mean, preventing someone who wants to marry a second wife by standing in his way is also a mistake, but by your mercy, some evil is milder than some. But saying such a statement, that is a great statement.
Another student: In any case, I also want to comment on the topic. The brother Adnan... the covenant between us and him was made in such a situation, and he will repent and return, and returning is the best. What is your opinion?
The student : That he disavows it and seeks forgiveness from Allah.
The Shaykh : So did you mean you advised him and reminded him?
The student: Go ahead.
The Shaykh : No, the matter is settled between you and him.
The student : Now we say that he should seek forgiveness from Allah and repent to Him.
The Shaykh : ... This word, you must say, "I am innocent of it, but I am quoting it to hear your answer regarding it, and I am innocent of it," because "whoever believes in Allah and the Last Day..." It is said to be a hadith but it is not a hadith, but it is a wisdom: "Whoever believes in Allah and the Last Day, let him not stand in positions of accusation." So the second time, if you want to quote a word that is the very essence of disbelief like that, make it clear to those present that "I seek refuge in Allah from adopting this, but it was said in a certain gathering, so I want to learn the answer to it."
The student : ...
The Shaykh : I know, but the phrase was not sufficient.
The student : I mean, what they said is milder; if you stood in that position, it would be milder, even though it contains misguidance in repeating the Shari'ah of Allah, but it is a lighter misguidance than misguidance. I mean, preventing someone who wants to marry a second wife by standing in his way is also a mistake, but by your mercy, some evil is milder than some. But saying such a statement, that is a great statement.
Another student: In any case, I also want to comment on the topic. The brother Adnan... the covenant between us and him was made in such a situation, and he will repent and return, and returning is the best. What is your opinion?
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