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quran:84:8 –

He will be judged with an easy account

he will receive an easy reckoning, which ˹simply˺ entails the presentation of his deeds to him, as in the hadīth of the two Sahīhs ˹of Bukhārī and Muslim˺ — in which there is also ˹a hadīth saying˺, ‘He who is reckoned with at length, will be destined for perdition’ — and after this presentation ˹of his deeds to the believer˺ he will be excused,

القرآن:٨٤:٨ –

فَسَوْفَ يُحَاسَبُ حِسَابًا يَسِيرًا

(فسوف يحاسب حسابا يسيرا) هو عرض عمله عليه كما في حديث الصحيحين وفيه "" من نوقش الحساب هلك "" وبعد العرض يتجاوز عنه.

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