Free Will?

Yeah...Free Will is the 6th Principle of Qada' and Qadar. I've just learned it in AlMaghrib class :)

We the humankind has free will on our actions.

The analogy goes like this; Here is a guy, whose name John Doe, bought a gun from a store in your area. He then shot a man and refused to be responsible for his action. He was brought for a trial as he refused to plead guilty. During his trial, he told the court that he's not the one who should be blamed for the shot but, the one who invented the gun. Do you think it's acceptable to blame the inventor? It sounds ridiculous, isn't it?

So the same thing explains why we shouldn't claim that it's Allah will for us to commit sins/bad deeds. He has given us the full authority to use those senses - sight, hearing, taste, touch, and smell so, how could we pointed to Allah that He responsible for everything that we did. We are the one who control our actions, right. There are only few things that are not in our control like heartbeat, etc. Therefore, how do we know that Allah have written in the Luh Mahfuz that we are bad persons or we've been planned to do such bad deeds? Could we see the Unseen or the future? Let's think about it.