If we say, “There must be punishment,” then Paradise will be forbidden for him if he enters it without punishment, just like the people of major sins, so it will be a text regarding the killer himself and other people who commit major sins in the ruling on will, for the record holder will not enter Hell even though he is among the people of major sins, since he has nothing but the saying “There is no god but God is pleased with his Islam for the length of his life in this world, so his goal is to achieve the fulfillment of the threat in the killer himself before entering Paradise, and he will not be forgiven, and God is more generous to attribute to him the fulfillment of a threat. Rather, he attributes to him the will and the predominance of generosity, as some of the Bedouins have described, despite him being one of the people of the purposes himself. < /p

And if I promised him or promised him *** he would break my promise and fulfil