O Son of Adam, I Will Forgive You: Hadith 42 of an-Nawawi
The O son of Adam hadith qudsi on forgiveness (Tirmidhi 3540, Hadith 42 of an-Nawawi): three doors to Allah’s forgiveness and the limits of the hadith.
Mistakes, Forgetting and Coercion: Hadith 39 of an-Nawawi
The Allah has pardoned my ummah hadith (Ibn Majah 2045, Hadith 39 of an-Nawawi): no sin for mistakes, forgetting or coercion, and what it does not lift.
O My Servants, I Have Forbidden Oppression: Hadith 24
“I have forbidden oppression for Myself”: the hadith qudsi of Abu Dharr (Sahih Muslim 2577a, Hadith 24 of an-Nawawi), its meaning and lessons.
SubhanAllahi wa Bihamdihi 100 Times: Sins Forgiven Like Sea Foam
Say SubhanAllahi wa bihamdihi 100 times a day and your sins are forgiven, even if like sea foam (Sahih al-Bukhari 6405). Meaning and how to practise.
Charity Does Not Decrease Wealth: Giving and Forgiveness Hadith
Charity does not decrease wealth, forgiving raises your honour, and humility raises your rank. The hadith in Sahih Muslim 2588 and how to live it.
Abu Bakr’s Dua for Forgiveness: Allahumma Inni Zalamtu Nafsi
Allahumma inni zalamtu nafsi: the dua for forgiveness the Prophet ﷺ taught Abu Bakr to say in prayer (Bukhari 834). Arabic, transliteration and meaning.
Sayyidul Istighfar – Istighfar of The Highest Form
Sayyidul Istighfar, the best way to seek forgiveness: Arabic, transliteration, meaning line by line, and the promise of Jannah in Sahih al-Bukhari 6306.
