Summary of Sunni concepts
Between forgiveness and retribution
God Almighty said
And the reward for bad deeds is bad deeds like them
He should know that he who defends himself without transgression or transgression
He is authorized to do so
There is no way for him to be blamed, reprimanded, or punished
As God Almighty said
And whoever is victorious after being wronged, then those have no recourse
But he is delegated to pardon and pardon
That's better for him
His account and reward are with God
As stated in the continuation of the first verse
Whoever pardons and makes amends, his reward is with God
He does not like oppressors
How great and sweet is the reward from God, the Most Generous
Rather, it is prohibition and a means of holding accountable the wrongdoers who transgress on earth without right
Life is not right, and there is an oppressor in it, and no one can prevent him from his injustice and transgression
God Almighty said
The path is against those who oppress people and transgress unjustly on earth
Those will have a painful punishment
The conclusion is that the previous verses achieve moderation and balance between the two directions of forgiveness and retribution
We have three conditions for pardon
Virtue is forgiveness when one is able
And justice, which is to respond to the attack in kind
And injustice is the response to the attack with something more severe
The verses are keen to protect the soul from hatred and anger
It is weakness and humiliation
It is injustice and transgression
The soul is attached to seeking God’s satisfaction in every situation