In such a situation, he is forced to want to have intercourse, and the ruling of his will does not become apparent except through intercourse, and intercourse does not occur except after the spread and presence of desire, and then he protects himself from the one who is forcing him to do so, and he threatens to kill him if he does not do so, so the coercion in such a situation is valid in secret, unlike disbelief, for he is content. It is in it outwardly, and if the inwardly contradicts it, then the adulterer desires and hates that desire, then he is a believer. If it were not that desire is a desire to enjoy pleasure, we would say that he does not want what he desires .

Whoever desires the matter may We see him *** not wanting what he desired

but he was forced and desired it *** apparently when he saw it

So tell him to take shel