Isn’t there a contradiction between what the Messenger (saw) said when he was asked about the sons of the apostate... He said, “They are in fire.” In another narration, he said (saw), they and their family are in the fire or as he (saw) said. Does it not contradict with what he (saw) said: «رُفِعَ الْقَلَمُ عَنْ ثَلَاثٍ...» “There are three people whose actions are not recorded...” of which he…

I was looking for the authenticity of this hadith, but I could not find the authenticity with this wording, so please help. (On the Day of Resurrection, there will come people their faith will be marvelous, their light seeks in their hands and in their right hands, and it will be said: You rejoice today, and peace be upon you enter it immortally,

Grammar/syntax scholars agreed that (An) mentioned after ‘lamma’ and before the verb is extra. So how did Ibn Al-Atheer answer? Ibn Al-Atheer responded to the grammar scholar by and said: the grammar scholars have no say in the issues of articulation eloquence, and they have no knowledge of its secrets, in terms of being scholars of grammar.

As for my question, it is about getting the explanation of the phrase contained in the “Introduction to the Constitution”: (The state is an executive entity for a set of concepts, criteria, and convictions). What do these three terms specifically mean, with examples?