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Hope this is in the right section lol
I've been thinking about this for some time and then I saw the thread 'your moment' by [MENTION=71631]iRepIslam[/MENTION].
Sometimes it's hard to forgive a person who has committed a big sin, whether they have stolen money from you, lied to you, broke your trust or done anything that made you angry and hurt.
Think about that time and how YOU felt. What did you do?
How did you feel if you forgave them?
Sometimes you say you have forgiven that person but you haven't really because the bitterness stays in your heart. So, as Muslims how do we know that we have truly forgiven that individual?
What are the rewards for forgiving someone that has done something very serious but you decide to forgive for the sake of Allah
? Is this intention good enough?
Will I get rewarded? Even if I'm still hurt, upset and sometimes I'm angry, but I still feel sorry for them so I decide to forgive them.
:jkk:
Hope this is in the right section lol
I've been thinking about this for some time and then I saw the thread 'your moment' by [MENTION=71631]iRepIslam[/MENTION].
Sometimes it's hard to forgive a person who has committed a big sin, whether they have stolen money from you, lied to you, broke your trust or done anything that made you angry and hurt.
Think about that time and how YOU felt. What did you do?
How did you feel if you forgave them?
Sometimes you say you have forgiven that person but you haven't really because the bitterness stays in your heart. So, as Muslims how do we know that we have truly forgiven that individual?
What are the rewards for forgiving someone that has done something very serious but you decide to forgive for the sake of Allah

Will I get rewarded? Even if I'm still hurt, upset and sometimes I'm angry, but I still feel sorry for them so I decide to forgive them.
:jkk:
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