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The mercy of Allah dictates that when you do good, he multiplies it for you

But when you do bad, he comforts you by telling you I'm not going to multiply the bad

I will count it against you just one bad deed Subhanallah so Allah says

As for a person who comes on the day of judgment with a bad deed they will not be

recompensed except equivalent to that which they did and they won't be wronged

So your good is multiplied but your bad is not multiplied isn't that the mercy of Allah?

Isn't it so comforting to know how merciful Allah is?

In fact, I can tell you something even more comforting taught to us by the Prophet Muhammad

Salallahu Alaihi Wasallam. He says,

When a person intends to do a good deed they already have a reward by the mere

intention. If they were to follow up that good deed and do it then the reward

would be multiplied. If a person intends to do a bad deed no sin is written against

them yet. If a person intends to do a bad deed and then decides against it because

they've realized it's prohibited and they would earn the wrath of Allah then it is

written as a good deed. They did a good deed. They stayed away from sin that they wanted

to commit simply because Allah prohibited it. Amazing. So to intend and to plan a sin

and thereafter not to execute it becomes an act of worship. It becomes a good deed. SubhanAllah

look at the mercy of Allah Subhanahu wa Ta'ala and then if a person does the bad deed

Allah instructs the angel to hold on not to write it against them yet. For a period of time

for a part of the day or a part of the night why? La Allahu an-Yatuba. Perhaps this

person might seek forgiveness so he does no need to write it yet. So we're given a time

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