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The first is when the person has committed the sin, do they deserve a second chance?

That is a very important question.

In order to answer it, we must look at both sides of the coin.

The first is when the person has committed the sin between them and Allah, and the second

is when the person has committed the sin between them and a fellow human being.

The first one known as Hukukullah, in the rights of Allah, someone has faulted, someone

committed adultery, someone has consumed intoxicants, someone has not fulfilled their prayers

that are obligatory, someone may have not dressed appropriately or has behaved in an immoral

way.

These are sins that are committed between you and Allah.

And these sins are such that Allah Subhanahu wa Ta'ala warns us about them.

He tells us that yes, he wants us to change our ways and habits, and yes, there is hope

for us and they will always be hope for us.

So if we were to answer that question, do you deserve a second chance?

The answer is yes indeed you deserve a second and a third and a fourth and as many chances

as you wish for as long as Allah's mercy is greater and you know that it's greater than

the sins that you are committing between you and Allah Subhanahu wa Ta'ala.

So turn to Allah before it is too late.

Because what we have been taught by Allah Subhanahu wa Ta'ala is if there are sins committed

between you and Allah in the rights of Allah Subhanahu wa Ta'ala without the involvement

of another human being then there are four conditions for the sin to be forgiven.

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