The greatness and importance of turning to Allah and repentance and asking for forgiveness
The greatness and importance of turning to Allah and repentance and asking for forgiveness
Allah's instruction: O you who believe! Repent before Allah with sincere repentance. Perhaps your Lord will take away your sins and take you to gardens beneath which rivers flow, on the day when Allah will rejuvenate the Prophet and the believers. Believe with, will not disrespect. He must be running in front of Nooran and to his right. They will pray: Our Lord, grant us light and forgive us. Surely, you are able to do all things. (Surat at-Tahrim) Human nature is based on obedience, but there is a fundamental difference between a Muslim and a non-Muslim. The common man can remain steadfast on his sins and disobedience unless Allah, the Lord of the worlds, exalts him with guidance and he becomes a circle of beggars of Islam, abandons his previous ways, adheres to Islamic principles and rules and spends the rest of his life according to the will of God.
In the above verse, it is mentioned to the believers with the same attributes that it is possible for everyone to commit sin, but the motto of the believer is that when he commits a sin, he immediately turns to his Lord and sheds tears of remorse. Kar tries to calm down the anger of his Lord and that Lord is so compassionate and merciful that he is very happy with the one who truly repents and how much Allah is pleased with repentance. Allah is as pleased with His repentant servants as a traveler on a camel ride through a muddy field and sleeps in the shade of a tree to rest. He sees his camel missing, he goes in search of it, but no one knows, and he is about to die of hunger and thirst. That just now I will die here.
When the soccer man wakes up in this predicament, he sees his camel with equipment standing beside him. Allah is indeed my slave and I am your Lord! When such a word comes out of his mouth out of joy, then Allah is happier than the one who repents (Bukhari and Muslim). Feeling ashamed of one's sins is a believer's motto. It is not a big deal to commit a sin, but to be proud and persistent in it is a highly reprehensible act.
Man is prone to sin and he keeps on making mistakes step by step, but this does not mean that if one sin is committed then the other commits it and so on until he reaches the Lord and the power of repentance is available. Could not come Hard-hearted people who are proud of their sins and do not consider their destruction worthy of attention, they finally leave the world without repentance, blaspheming the disobedience of Allah and His Messenger and the people of Allah. Or when the time of death comes, then they begin to repent, as Pharaoh said: When he reached the river Nile in pursuit of Moses, Allah, the Blessed and Exalted, gave him the river for his word and for his ummah. I made my way across the nation.
When Pharaoh saw the way in the river, he too followed him with his army, but when he reached the middle, the angels were commanded by Allah to mix the two waters. Pharaoh and his army drowned. When Pharaoh started eating puddles, the Quran has given a strange view of this occasion. When Pharaoh saw himself on the brink of death, he spoke up. Translation: There is no god but He, whom the Lord has made the children of Israel and I am one of the converts. (It was said) now he believes and before that (all his life) disobeyed and spread mischief. Even then he did not confess directly to Allah but referred to the Children of Israel. ۔ (Surah Yunus) It is known that the door of repentance is closed at the time of death.
Allaah says (interpretation of the meaning): “And Allah only accepts the repentance of those who have committed a sin out of ignorance, then turn away from it and repent, then Allah accepts their repentance. Allah is All-Knowing, All-Wise. (Of course) there is no promise of repentance for those who keep on doing evil until death comes to one of them and he says: I have repented now. ۔ These are the people for whom We have prepared a painful doom. (Surat an-Nisa ') It is known that repentance is accepted before death. In the same way, those who spend their whole life in disbelief and polytheism and try to repent while persisting in their sins at the last moment, then their repentance is not repentance. The one who is kind.
If we take a look at our society, then step by step disobedience of Allah and His Messenger becomes common. The result is that everyone tries to usurp the rights of others. Robbery is common. Adultery, alcohol, gambling and other crimes continue to grow and the sense of accountability in the hereafter disappears and man understands the world and its colors and luxuries. "Corona virus" is a global epidemic. Almost all the countries of the world have been engulfed in form, today the whole world is going through the most difficult time, the fear of death is on the heads, and life is suspended. May Allah Almighty grant us all the ability to truly repent and live according to our will, so that the attainment of Paradise is possible. (Amen)
