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DO THIS IN RAMADAN ALLAH WIPE AWAY YOUR SINS | Belal Assad

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Three actions in Ramadan trigger complete forgiveness, but one mistake ruins it. Belal Assad explains what Allah accepts, what cancels rewards, and why most fasters miss this silently every year.

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So brothers and sisters, so therefore what are the conditions of the promised forgiveness from Allah to get the full reward and to be forgiven in Ramadan? Number one, your faith, number two, sincerity, seeking Allah's pleasure and reward. If you're not sincere, you're not going to be anticipating the rewards. You're going to say, what's that for? All I get is hunger and tiredness. And number three, avoiding major sins, three conditions. You can say them to me, first condition, to receive the forgiveness and the full reward of fasting. Number one, clear faith. Number two, sincerity and dissipating the reward from Allah. Because if you don't believe in the year after, you're not going to have sincerity. And number three, avoiding, avoiding major sins. Do these three and avoid the major sins in Ramadan and you'll be in shay Allah among those who goes under the, you'll be a candidate. All right, to receive forgiveness and the reward. What about the minus sins? The minuses get washed away. The Prophet peace be upon him said, you're five daily prayers from prayer to prayer and your

Juma Friday to Friday and Ramadan to Ramadan are expiators. They wash away all the sins, the minus sins that occurred in between them, either sht. On condition that you avoid the major sins, the Hadith is inscribed Muslim. However, the minus sins we have to work on them, it also sometimes describes some of the minus sins. He says, you know how he says, a man or even a woman, because whenever we say man in his woman as well, who in their family, they say words they shouldn't have said. They acted in certain ways towards their husband or their wife or their children or their parents, they shouldn't have said minor things that are temporary or they said something they shouldn't have said to their neighbor or they harmed their neighbor in some way, which is minor. Examples like that, he said, the prayers and the fasting and your Sadaqat, the charity that you give wipes them away. They are things that don't stay for long, as for major things, stealing theft, drinking alcohol, drugs, well they are the binna, zinnah, adultery, fornication, riba, usering, usery from the banks, interests. We're not

talking about people who are in a severe case of necessity, by the way. Talking about people who casually just take it without no care, that's another topic, or people who accuse others of heinous crimes, putting their life in turmoil. These are all signs, these are major sins which a person needs to repent from. Moving on brothers and sisters. Has the news been getting you down? I'm Megan McCartle and I'm here to help. I'm the host of a news show from Washington Post opinion called reasonably optimistic, and it's an antidote to the pessimism that's riddling America right now. Every Wednesday I'm going to talk to people who see a path forward. It does seem to me that there is some awakening of a desire to act together to solve problems where they are. Now I am a believer in America and it's worth fighting for. Join me Wednesdays on YouTube, or wherever you get your podcasts.

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