The Pardon of Allah Is Greater Than Your Sins
We think returning to Allah is a long walk back to someone far away. This talk turns that inside out. Fafirru ila Allah. Flee to Him. Because the moment you turn back, you find He already turned to you first. In this video: - Why the Quran commands us to flee to Allah, and what that flight looks like inside the heart - The believers whose world closed in on them, and why despair is never the end - Even motion is relative: who really turns back first, Allah or you - Why you must never despair of His mercy, no matter how many times you have fallen - Turning back in solitude, when no one is watching but Allah - The fitna that moved indoors, and what our screens changed - The man who lost everything in the desert, and Allah's joy at our return - Hubaib ibn al-Harith and the answer that the pardon of Allah is greater than his sins Which of these moments do you need most today? Chapters 0:00 Opening praise and salawat 2:15 Fafirru ila Allah: the call to flee back to Him 9:12 When the earth closes in: guarding the heart from despair 14:44 Even motion is relative: who turns back first 19:15 Never despair of Allah's mercy 25:30 Turning back in solitude, when no one sees 31:30 The fitna that moved indoors: our screens and the youth 46:14 Allah's joy: the man who lost his mount 49:26 The pardon of Allah is greater than your sins 53:20 Closing dua: we are weak, so forgive us
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