"The third point: This is certainly false; for this would imply that Ali is better than Ibrahim and Muhammad, since he is in the middle while they are at the ex

So, for someone in this condition, would a Muslim prefer the victory of disbelievers over them? In Ibn Taymiyyah's words in the same source, there is profound understanding, where he said: "The wise person would look at the good of the two best and the evil of the two worst." This reflects his profound jurisprudence, may Allāh have mercy on him, as he pointed out that comparison in complex issues should not be based solely on names, but rather on examining the outcomes and harms, in accordance with the principles of Sharia. And Allāh knows best and is the most just. Abū 'Aṭīyah 20/12/1446