FREEDOM AND RESPONSIBILITY

When we look at the issue of freedom of desire and responsibility through the eyes of reason, we see that justice is of paramount importance. In addition, since the course of human life is directly related to each other, it is natural to consider the rights of others. The will of the Supreme can be fully used by all who wish, as a reflection of the ideal characteristics of science (knowledge), Ira (desire) and the Almighty (Supreme). And the views Kazarskogo currents, "man does his job, regardless of the Almighty," and Gabrysch of course, "the man in all his business is done only under duress of the most high" are totally opposed to the fundamentals of the faith.
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🔹 It is believed that a person must faithfully fulfill his duty to the Creator and creation. According to Islamic Sharia, every sane person who has reached the age of majority is considered a "Muqallaf" defendant. This is a human trait that is considered in every society as an actual problem. Islam imposes on every person the responsibility to bear responsibility. The Holy Qur'an says: "Allah does not impose on any soul duties beyond measure. The good that everyone has done is for their own benefit, and the evil that they have done is for their own harm " (Sura Baqara, ayat 286), says that a person cannot be asked for an insignificant matter. However, religion puts at the forefront the ability of a person to form responsibility. For this reason, the child is required to pray from the age of seven, and at the age of ten-to go to prayer.
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Им Imam Maturidi, " a person should always think and work hard on the same thing in order to get results from the same thing. It's not easy to succeed because people have different abilities. Even to achieve success, sometimes you have to give up both material benefits and the pleasure of life. Therefore, the most high Allah obliged a seven-year-old child, who has not yet reached the age of childhood, to teach such services as prayer. This is a guarantee that the child from an early age has become hardworking, persistent, and in adulthood-responsible.

Abdusamat Okan, Islamic scholar