QUESTION: When a person undergoes a prescribed legal penalty (hadd) in this world, that punishment acts as a complete spiritual expiation (kaffarah?). Does this mean the sin is entirely wiped clean from their record and Allah will not punish them in the hereafter? | Sheikh Assim Al Hakeem
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QUESTION: When a person undergoes a prescribed legal penalty (hadd) in this world, that punishment acts as a complete spiritual expiation (kaffarah?). Does this mean the sin is entirely wiped clean from their record and Allah will not punish them in the hereafter?

07 Jul

ANSWER:

Yes

QUESTION: When a person undergoes a prescribed legal penalty (hadd) in this world, that punishment acts as a complete spiritual expiation (kaffarah?). Does this mean the sin is entirely wiped clean from their record and Allah will not punish them in the hereafter?

Punishments | July 7, 2026 10:25 am
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