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Huqooq Ul Ibaad Follow Up
Follow up from: Discussion 23152
If the murdered chooses never to forgive the person who murdered him (as it’s his right even if it was just manslaughter) then what would happen? Surely God wouldn’t bribe him. Or would the justice occur in the way that the murdered would think logically and also have the perfect sense of justice and realise it was a sincere mistake?
If we take this then for things which were sincere wrongdoings- someone willingly chose to scam someone else- then why would the person being scammed ever forgive him in the afterlife? Even if the scammer realised his mistake later on in life? Wouldn’t the scammer just continue scamming forever because he would think that no one would forgive him anyway- he’s done some wrong so might as well keep on doing it. Because he thinks that his scales are too out balanced
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Huqooq Ul Ibaad Follow Up
updated 3 years, 11 months ago
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A sinner has no choice but to repent and hope for good and try his best to redeem with whatever he can and leave the rest to God. He is Just and Almighty.
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So does this justice entail that if the person wronged is adamant that he won’t forgive them the other person is doomed? Will God allow this even if the person repents?
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God’s sense of justice can find a way if a person really deserve forgiveness and compensation.
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