Do the Right Thing, Apologise
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Channel: Abu Bakr Zoud
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AI Generated Summary ©
The speaker advises the caller to not run away from small things, such as forgiveness and returning to guidance of the previous meal. The caller should not do things that they feel faulty and should not do things that they feel sorry for. The speaker also warns the caller not to do things that they feel sorry for and to focus on the Day of Judgment.AI Generated Transcript ©
He should have just repented and admitted his fault and began to reform and rectify himself. Well, he would have forgiven him and he would have accepted from him. However, arrogance, this these are for us as well. If you've done something wrong, don't run away from it. Don't run, no matter how bad you think you'll look in society. Doesn't matter. Remember, who am I? Whom
is the one that's watching? When is the food I mean, Allah. people that do this, Allah says that and feed him. Tell you then do the right thing. Go back to the guidance of Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, you owe someone something, go and return it. Especially between husband and wife, people that promised and then when an issue happens, they run away altogether. I got nothing to do with me. Who's gonna follow me on love would follow you until he brings you on the Day of Judgment. Don't run away and don't do that bad manners.