Does a specific individual who doubts that Allah has a companion become an infidel, knowing that he has not heard of the Qur’an, and does his doubt necessitate his excommunication, or is it until proof is established against him?
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One cannot be a Muslim while not believing that Allah the Exalted has taken neither a consort nor a son, because this contradicts Allah's Oneness, perfection, and self-sufficiency. Belief in this is a fundamental principle in Islam, and doubting it is disbelief in Allah. There is no excuse of ignorance in this matter; rather, one who is ignorant of it disbelieves, because the proofs for it are manifest and clear.
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