Ḥajj and jihād are two obligations that remain in force
Obligations and faith in the Hereafter
Ḥajj and jihād are two obligations that remain in force
Together with those in authority among the leaders of the Muslims, righteous and wicked alike, until the Hour is established — and nothing annuls them and nothing negates them
And we believe in the noble recorders, for Allah has appointed them as guardians over us.
And we believe in the Angel of Death charged with taking the souls of all creatures.
We believe in resurrection, recompense for deeds on the Day of Resurrection, presentation, reckoning, reading of the record, reward, punishment, the Bridge, and the Scale
Paradise and the Fire are created; they will never perish and never cease. Allah Most High created Paradise and the Fire before creation
He created inhabitants for them; whom He wills for Paradise — by His grace; and whom He wills for the Fire — by His justice
Each acts for what has already been completed for him and is proceeding to what he was created for. Good and evil are decreed for the servants. The capacity by which the act becomes obligatory, such as divine success, which it is not permissible to attribute to the created being, is together with the act. As for capacity from the standpoint of soundness, scope, ability, and intact instruments, it precedes the act; by it the address of obligation is attached, and it is as He, Most High, said: {Allah does not charge a soul except within its capacity}