Can A Person Claim Another Person's Bad Deeds?
Abase 33-37 اِس لیے جب وہ کانوں کو بہرا کر دینے والی آجائے گی تو اِن سے پوچھو کہ پھر کدھر جائیں [48] گے؟اُس دن آدمی اپنے بھائی سے بھاگے گا،اور اپنی ماں سے، اپنے باپ سے،اپنی بیوی اور اپنے بیٹوں سے بھاگے گا۔اُس دن ہر شخص کو اِن میں سے اپنی اپنی پڑی ہوگی۔
There is no concept of claiming anyone’s bad deeds as a mean to adjust against one’s good deeds. This goes against the very notion of Justice. Quran has also clarified this: اَلَّا تَزِرُ وَازِرَۃٌ وِّزۡرَ اُخۡرٰی.وَ اَنۡ لَّیۡسَ لِلۡاِنۡسَانِ اِلَّا مَا سَعٰی.وَ اَنَّ سَعۡیَہٗ سَوۡفَ یُرٰی.ثُمَّ یُجۡزٰىہُ الۡجَزَآءَ الۡاَوۡفٰی.(53: 38-41) That no soul shall bear another’s burden and that [in the Hereafter] a man shall only receive that which he strove [for in this world] and that what he has earned shall soon be shown to him; he shall then be fully rewarded . (53:38-41) Even Prophets do not have an absolute power of intercession, their intercession is subject to God’s will after it has been decided that the person under consideration deserves forgiveness after application of principles of Justice, it is only after that intercession will come into play. For details on intercession, you can refer to the following thread: Discussion 10437