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And we start thinking people's judgment

because people say Allah will never forgive you.

But what they're really saying is I will never forgive you. So welcome guys.

Hey, Sondakam, I'm gonna give the, I'm gonna give the guys a turn this time I'll give you one go ahead if you guys want to yeah yeah

so when you're always like getting one like an upgrade yeah because usually like the test come from the outside but what if it's like inside like internal internal? Like how, for example, like when you did something really bad,

that you're really unsure how do you can actually forgive yourself?

Because sort of like, you did something a long time ago,

and now you're like your past caught up with you

and you just think, like, everything is messed up because of what you did, like how do you can actually forgive yourself?

So when you have a hard time forgiving yourself, it's usually because people have convinced you that you're unforgivable.

And they have planted that idea in your head, right? Because they're bringing it back up. And then you start

thinking that that's your own thought. It's not your own thought. Because Allah gave us a relief

from that. Allah told us that when someone makes a stifar, when someone repents and asks for

forgiveness, it's done. There's no reason to go back to that same mistake again Even something as serious as murder

Like in the case of Musa a lais-sala when he accidentally murdered someone

Immediately he asked for forgiveness and immediately Allah forgave him

And it's not because he was a prophet because he wasn't even a prophet yet

When that happened

So that was for

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