إنه تعالى أراد منهما الكفر والفسق باختيارهما، فلا جبر
God willed that these acts occur together with the persons' voluntary choice; compulsion therefore does not follow.
This answer rejects the claim that divine volition simply erases the servant's choice. An act a servant voluntarily performs occurs within divine knowledge and decree. Destiny encompasses the act with its voluntary mode of performance, not necessarily an act produced through the elimination of choice.
An involuntary bodily movement is not morally equivalent to a deliberately chosen act. Religious accountability distinguishes between them; affirming the universality of divine determination does not obliterate that distinction.