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Al-Iftaa Fatwa: Forgiveness is not obligatory
The article discusses the Islamic law's stance on the possibility of forgiving those who have wronged a person, noting that forgiveness is a noble trait and a commendable act, though not obligatory. It emphasizes that forgiving others is especially encouraged when the victim is unable to forgive psychologically or when the harm inflicted is significant. The article clarifies that Islamic law does not compel the wronged person to accept an apology, and if they are unable to do so, they are not morally responsible. At the same time, it encourages striving for forgiveness due to its great reward. It also highlights that those who are able to forgive and improve relations earn a great reward, while inability to forgive does not incur punishment. Ultimately, the struggle to overcome oneself and practice forgiveness is considered among the best virtues.
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