Tom Facchine – Hadith Series – #63 – The Best Are Those Who Repent

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The speaker discusses the importance of fixing mistakes and avoiding the delusion of mistakes in life. They emphasize the need to avoid mistakes and try to fix them, even if they are caused by actions that affected others. The speaker also mentions the need to repenting to Allah and ask for forgiveness and fix problems.

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			Prophet Muhammad sallallahu alayhi salam said Aquila, Benny, Adam Fatah, or Kira el Hapa, in a boon
is that every single human being not just makes mistakes. This is a beautiful way that he phrased it
constantly screws up constantly, repeatedly, time and time again, makes mistakes. And that the best
of those people who constantly makes mistakes, which is all of us, are the people who repent. The
Prophet Muhammad SAW, I said, I was teaching us some very important spiritual lessons here, first of
all, that the nature of our existence is messing up and making mistakes. And this is good because it
saves us from perfectionism. And if we are under the delusion that we can be perfect, then really
		
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			what we're doing is trying to trick other people and hide our mistakes from other people, not in a
praiseworthy way, in a way where we're lying, where we're putting on airs, where we're trying to
seem more pious than we are. And maybe we even convince ourselves that we're Masha Allah, sinless.
That's a mistake. And then the second thing, the Prophet salallahu Salam is showing us that our life
is going to have to revolve around not simply avoiding mistakes, which nobody can do, but trying to
fix them. Once we make them. That's more important. How do you fix them once you make them? You have
to repent, repenting to Allah. That's the most important one. And if it involves somebody else's
		
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			rights, or you did something that affected somebody else, yeah. Repenting to them too, and asking
them for forgiveness and trying to fix the problem.