Shadee Elmasry – Sins in Islam

Shadee Elmasry
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The speaker discusses the importance of practicing Islam properly without becoming a sinful person. They emphasize that every gift received from Allah is a test and that one's arrogance may cause one's actions to become arrogant. The speaker also warns that one's actions may lead to becoming a sinful person and advises against becoming a sinful person in the future.
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Nobody should imagine that, oh, I have to

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attain sinlessness

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or else I haven't practiced Islam properly. That's

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not practical. That's not right. The practical

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approach is that we are a people who

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fall into sins, but we repent right away.

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And what we don't do is we don't

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plan our sins.

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We don't plan to commit sins and say,

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I'm gonna repent later. That is a mockery

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of religion. You always intend never to commit

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sins.

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But

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when you fall into them, you repent right

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away with humility,

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and you never have this false approach that

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in order for me to be doing Islam

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properly, I must become a sinless person. We

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hope that Allah preserves us from ever falling

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into sin. That's possible.

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Well, that you have another responsibility, which is

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not to have arrogance. So I haven't fallen

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into sins, but now you may become arrogant.

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So every gift that Allah gives you is

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actually a test.

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