(Whoever stands in prayer on the Night of Decree with faith and seeking reward, his previous sins will be forgiven) Does the sin encompass every small and large sin?
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The Shaykh : Also, does not the hadith include: Sahih al-Bukhari 35 And his sin is singular and possessive, so it encompasses every sin, large and small. Also, it is qualified by "with faith and seeking reward," and this is a condition that is not easy.
Correct, it is not easy, but it is said that from Ramadan to Ramadan includes its standing in prayer and its fasting. Also, the standing in prayer on the Night of Decree expiates what is between them, provided major sins are avoided. However, the deeds of the hearts are truly without limit. Allah may expiate many sins through a deed of the heart, as you see now. Sometimes we pray and our hearts are not present, and we do not gain that benefit in our prayer. And we pray with presence of heart, seeking reward, and humility, and we find pleasure in the prayer and an effect after the prayer.
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Whoever establishes the prayers on the night of Qadr out of sincere faith and hoping to attain Allah's rewards (not to show off) then all his past sins will be forgiven.
من يقم ليلة القدر إيمانا واحتسابا غفر له ما تقدم من ذنبهCorrect, it is not easy, but it is said that from Ramadan to Ramadan includes its standing in prayer and its fasting. Also, the standing in prayer on the Night of Decree expiates what is between them, provided major sins are avoided. However, the deeds of the hearts are truly without limit. Allah may expiate many sins through a deed of the heart, as you see now. Sometimes we pray and our hearts are not present, and we do not gain that benefit in our prayer. And we pray with presence of heart, seeking reward, and humility, and we find pleasure in the prayer and an effect after the prayer.
The questioner : I say, O Shaykh, regarding the first...
The Shaykh : What does this student, Muhammad Mahjub, say...