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4614. It was narrated from Hammād bin Zaid, from Khālid Al-Ḥadh-dhā', who said: "I said to Al-Ḥasan: 'O Abū Sa'eed, tell me about Ādam – was he created for heaven or for earth?' He said: 'No, for earth.' I said: 'What if he had refrained from sin, and had not eaten from the tree?' He said: 'It was inevitable for him.' I said: 'Tell me about the Verse in which Allāh says: '(You) cannot lead astray. Except those who are predestined to burn in Hell.'[1] He said: The devils cannot tempt anyone with their misguidance, except those
whom Allāh has decreed are destined for Hell.”) (Sahīh)
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[1] As-Saffāt 37:162-163.
Commentary
Al-Hasan bin Abul-Hasan (Yasār) Al-Baṣrī, was a freed slave. He is a famous scholar among the followers of the Companions. He died in the year 110H.
