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- Subject: ['Aalim Network QR] Justice of God
- Date: Thu, 8 Oct 1998 09:39:41 -0400
- From: "Mustafa F"
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Mustafa F
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QUESTION:
Asalaam Alaykum
Recently I was having a discussion with a Sunni brother about the Shia
belief of 'Adl which is according the Shaykh Kashif ul-Ghita that "God
the Almighty is not unjust to anybody, nor does He commit any action
which could be considered bad by man's primordial sense."
Does this mean that Allah (SWT) is compelled to do justice which is in
accordance with man's primordial sense? Or does Allah (SWT) do justice
as He pleases, even if it may be different from man's definition of
justice?
The Sunni brother told me that they don't believe in that
definition of 'Adl and since 'Adl is an essential belief for a Muslim,
does this make them kafir?
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ANSWER:
[Moderator's Note: Both articles were obtained from www.al-islam.org]
<<Al-Adl.html>>
<<divine justice.html>>
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