[Section: The Rāfidi’s argument from scripture for volitional acts, and the response to it]
Chapter.
The Rāfidi (1) said: As for scripture, the Quran (2) is replete with the attribution (3) of human actions to human beings themselves, (4) as in His words, Exalted is He: (5)
“And Abraham, who fulfilled his obligations.”
[Surah al-Najm 37] (6)
[“So woe to those who disbelieve.”
[Surah Maryam 37]
“No bearer of burdens shall bear the burden of another.”
[Surah al-An‘ām 164] (7)
“Enter Paradise because of what you used to do.”
[Surah al-Nahl 32]
“Today every soul will be recompensed for what it earned.”
[Surah Ghāfir 17]
“Today you will be recompensed for what you used to do.”
[Surah al-Jāthiya 28]
“So that every soul may be recompensed for what it strives for.”
[Surah Tā Hā 15]
“Will you be recompensed for anything other than what you used to do?”
[Surah al-Naml 90]] (8)
“Whoever comes with a good deed shall have ten times its like, and whoever comes with an evil deed shall be recompensed only with its like.”
[Surah al-An‘ām 160]
“So that He may pay them their rewards in full.”
[Surah Fātir: 30] (9)
“It shall have what it has earned, and it shall bear what it has incurred.”