Fariq Naik – If Allah knows which Sin I will Commit in Future, why does He not Stop Me

We will take the last question.

Muhammad Bilal

he says I'm a veterinarian in Faisalabad, Pakistan. If Allah

knows which sin I will be committing in the future, why does

he not stop me? Allah subhanaw taala says in the Glorious Quran

surah Mulk. Chapter 67 was number two, under the Halacha motor will

hire it is Allah who has created that a life to test which of your

good deeds, so this life, it is a test for the Hereafter.

And Allah subhanaw taala he does know what sins you're going to

commit in the future. So, why does it not stop you?

This life is a test for the hereafter, and we human beings we

have been given a free will be human beings, we are a unique

creation, Allah subhanaw taala already created the angels who do

not have a free will be human beings, we are a unique creation.

And I would like to give you a simple example.

During an examination

while the students they are appearing for the examination, the

teacher passes by one of the students and the teacher notices

that the student has written the answer for question number one

wrong.

If the teacher wants, she can correct the student during the

examination

that the answer to question number one it is wrong and correct the

answer the correct answer swing so the teacher can do that. But it

will be unjust upon the other students, the other students they

will think why did I toy? Why are they putting so much effort if I

knew that the teacher will help during the examination.

So even though the teacher knows the answer, the teacher has to be

just in the situation and should not help the student because it is

an examination. Similarly this life, it is a test for the

hereafter, even though Allah subhanaw taala knows that we

become a thing since Allah subhanaw taala he has given us a

free will. Because this is a test and based upon our deeds, we will

either enter paradise or we will enter hellfire. And even if a

person he commit sins, the door of repentance, it is open.

Even if a person commits sins, he can very well asked repentance

from Allah subhanaw taala and in sha Allah, Allah subhanaw taala He

will forgive him. And there are four criteria for repentance. The

first is that you should stop the act immediately. The second is a

sincere repentance from Allah subhanaw taala. The third is that

if you've taken something from someone and if you can return it,

you should return it. For example, if you've robbed something, you

should return it. And the fourth is that you should make a strong

resolution that you will not return to the game.

So you should follow these criteria of repentance and if you

are sincere repentance from Allah subhanaw taala He will forgive you