Abu Bakr Zoud – Keep Your Sins Private

My lord,

safeguard

and protect

and cover my privates.

And

are 2 types.

The shames and the privates of a person

are 2 types,

physical and nonphysical.

Nonphysical

are the sins, the shortcomings, and the faults

of a person.

When you say

you're saying, oh, Allah, cover my sins.

Keep my sins concealed. My faults, my shortcomings,

keep them covered. Why? Why does the believe

why is the believer concerned to keep his

sins covered?

Because all my will be forgiven on the

day of judgment except those who expose their

sins.

So if the believer wants Allah's forgiveness on

the day of judgment, he must do a

good job to keep them covered. How are

you gonna keep your sins covered? By asking

Allah here.

Who narrates

would bring the slave on the day of

judgment.

He would bring him close to him. This

is the believing slave.

And Allah

would show him his sins,

and he would say to the servant, didn't

you do such and such sin? And the

servant will say yes.

He'll say, didn't you do such and such?

And keeps going until Allah displays

displays all his sins before

him. And the slave of Allah has acknowledged

all his sins, that you're standing before the

lord of the ones.

Then

Allah

says,

Allah says, I concealed and covered them for

you in this worldly life.

Today, I will forgive you. 1 second.

Said the forgiveness did not happen

unless it was

covered and concealed.

The condition for having sins completely covered on

the day of judgment is that they must

be covered.

So Allah is saying to the slave, I

covered them for you in this mortal

life.

So if you had exposed them, you won't

get the second half, which is now your

forgiver.

It is very important, very important

to keep your nonphysical

covered,

which is your sins and faults and your

shortcomings.

Keeping them covered is a condition for complete

forgiveness on the day of judgment. Look at

mercy. Look at the mercy. This is what

you need to be thinking when you're reading

this.