How do we reconcile the hadith of the one who sets out as a migrant in the cause of Allah and is then overtaken by death with the story of the one who killed a hundred people?
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Question:
How do we reconcile the statement of Allah the Exalted, which indicates that the one who sets out as a migrant in the cause of Allah and is then overtaken by death has his reward upon Allah, with the story of the one who killed a hundred people, where the angels measured the distance?
Answer:
Answer: Yes, the hadith indicates what the verse indicates, my brother. The killer set out as a migrant to Allah and His Messenger, and death overtook him on the way. The verse is: "Whoever sets out from his home as a migrant to Allah and His Messenger and then death overtakes him, his reward is upon Allah." There is no difference between them such that we need to reconcile them; they are in agreement.
How do we reconcile the statement of Allah the Exalted, which indicates that the one who sets out as a migrant in the cause of Allah and is then overtaken by death has his reward upon Allah, with the story of the one who killed a hundred people, where the angels measured the distance?
Answer:
Answer: Yes, the hadith indicates what the verse indicates, my brother. The killer set out as a migrant to Allah and His Messenger, and death overtook him on the way. The verse is: "Whoever sets out from his home as a migrant to Allah and His Messenger and then death overtakes him, his reward is upon Allah." There is no difference between them such that we need to reconcile them; they are in agreement.
Source
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