[110] And from the book Yanabi' al-Mawaddah, Ibn al-Maghazili narrated with his chain of transmission from Ibn Mas'ud, who said: He—Exalted is His might—said: “O Ali, you are the Divider of Paradise and the Fire and you shall knock on the gate of Paradise and admit your beloved ones into it without reckoning.” This is the interpretation of [“Indeed, your Lord will judge between them on the Day of Resurrection concerning that over which they used to differ.”] 1
So, the Divider of Paradise and the Fire is the one who judges between the believers and the disbelievers; he admits the believers into Paradise and thrusts the disbelievers into the depths of Hell.
❖ From Surah Al-Ahzab ❖
The First Verse: [“And Allah repelled those who disbelieved, in their rage, not having obtained any good. And sufficient was Allah for the believers in battle, and ever is Allah Powerful and Exalted in Might.”] 2 This verse was revealed on the occasion of the famous Battle of the Confederates (al-Ahzab), and from it, we deduce the Divinity of our master the Commander of the Faithful through numerous aspects:
The phrase “And Allah repelled those who disbelieved, in their rage, not having obtained any good” refers to the state of the Confederates (al-Ahzab), composed of polytheists, Jews, and other disbelieving elements, and their intense indignation and rage toward the Messenger—Exalted is His might—and the Muslims,