Case: Someone argues: Allah has always known what I will do, so no command or prohibition can genuinely apply to me.
Divine knowledge, decree and will are affirmed alongside the servant’s will and acquisition. Foreknowledge does not change the religious ruling of an act; human choice does not make people independent creators.
Prayer remains an obligation, choosing whether to perform it is accountable conduct, and the ability to complete good acts depends upon divine aid. Being foreknown, being wholly compelled and being responsible must not be confused.