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Revenge And Forgiveness In Islam

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REPENTANCE AND FORGIVENESS
IN ISLAM
INTRODUCTION :
Human are eligible to be perfect . Human makes mistakes in life as they are not angel and unwillingly commit sin which cannot be erased .
Forgiveness is a essential thought of mind in Islam . Muslims have a belief in Allah that he is so merciful that he will forgive all of their bad deeds.
There are two type of forgiveness which is mentioned below
• Allah forgiveness
• Human forgiveness
Human being is in need of them of both . It is necessary for a human being to ask for his forgiveness before his last breathes .
It is necessary in Islam to recognize your mistakes which had been commited before as for forgiveness it is essential to pure your heart from preventing similar one.
It is necessary to follow simple steps for the forgiveness !
As Allah says in the Quran :

"Do not despair of God 's mercy; He will forgive you of all your sins".Qur 'an (39:53).
As Allah loves his people who are guilty of thir deeds
Yet another place Allah say :

"And He wishes to forgive you" Qur 'an (4:146).
So it is clear from following verses that Allah loves his human being who is being guilty on their deeds and wants forgiveness on it STEPS OF DETERMINING YOUR SINS:
• Identity the wrong act :
The thing come first is to admit your wrong act , this is really a big act . To accept your bad deed is very difficult task to do because your ego come first before your thoughts which results in non accepting view formation .
This is a gloomy step

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