The limits imposed on the transgressor are by the command of the truth, not by himself. This is why the servant does not have the right to stipulate a punishment or legislate it. As for the threat, if it is not a lawful punishment and you have a choice in it and you know that abandoning it is better than doing it in the eyes of God, then you have the right not to fulfill it and to be described as violating it, such as < /p>

His saying: “Whoever swears an oath and sees something better than it, let him atone for his oath ”

And let what is best come, God Almighty said: And let those of you who are virtuous and resourceful not give it, the poet said

And if I promised him or promised him *** he would break my promise and fulfill my promise.

Rather, he was punished with atonement because he was commanded to have good morals, and the oath to abandon doing good is reprehensible in morals, so he was punished with expi