Fariq Naik – Fasting on the Day of Arafah Expiates the Sins of Previous Year and Next Year

Next question assalamualaikum My name is saya Ashfaq Ahmed, I am

from Gulbarga, Karnataka, India, I am studying MBBS in Bangalore,

fasting on the Day of Arafah expatriates, the sins of the

previous year and the coming year. Suppose if a person fasts and

Dustin's intentionally in the upcoming year, because he knows

that my sins for the upcoming year are forgiven, will those sins also

be forgiven or only the sins which are made by mistake, disciple

Ohio, are blocked off Muhammad peace be upon him said it is

mentioned in Sahih. Muslim while in number three, at least number

2747. That the one who fasts on the Day of Arafah it is an

explanation for the previous year since as well as the coming year

since.

So fasting on the Day of Arafah it is an explanation for the sins

and the fasting on this day of Arafah. It is meant only for those

people who are not performing Hutch

and the scholars they say that the expiation of the sins, it refers

to the minor sins, whereas the major sins did require sincere

repentance from Allah subhanaw taala for that particular sin.

The minor sins, they can get washed away while doing Whoo,

between the two Salah between Juma and Juma,

far fasting on the Day of Arafah, etc. But the major sins did

require sincere repentance from Allah subhanaw taala. Now, if a

person plans that because Allah subhanaw taala will forgive my

sins of the upcoming year, I will commit sins throughout the year,

then there are high chances that Allah subhanaw taala he will not

forgive his sins, because he's planning it. And he's doing these

things, intentionally thinking that Allah subhanaw taala He will

forgive us since he's taking it for granted. So there are high

chances that has sins they will not be forgiven.

It refers to those things that are done by mistake or even those sins

that may be done intentionally, but a person does not do it with

the intention

of committing the sins because Allah subhanaw taala will forgive

him and taking it for granted.

So, we should never take it for granted. And no one can give

guarantee that his fast is accepted by Allah subhanaw taala.

So, if we do not know whether a fast is accepted or no How will we

know whether our sins are forgiven?

So no one knows whether as fast as acceptable in the sight of Allah

subhanaw taala and hence he will not know whether his sins are

forgiven or not. So we should never plan and do it in such a way

that in the upcoming year because our sins are going to be forgiven

will come at as many sins as possible.