What are the ten things that a Muslim is not punished for doing, and are eating carrion out of necessity and changing a will to set things right among them?
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No evidence has been found regarding the ten mentioned things, nor have there been any statements from scholars concerning this matter. As for the lifting of blame from one who eats carrion due to necessity, it is established by His (Allah's) saying: "But whoever is forced by necessity, neither desiring it nor transgressing, there is no sin upon him." (Quran 2:173). Similarly, there is no sin upon one who reconciles between disputants concerning a will, due to His (Allah's) saying: "But if one fears from the testator some error or sin and reconciles between them, there is no sin upon him." (Quran 2:182).
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