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ALLAH CAN ERASE YOUR SINS COMPLETELY | HISAM ABU YUSUF

In this powerful and deeply hopeful reminder, Hisam Abu Yusuf delivers a “three-in-one” lesson on Allah’s mercy, forgiveness, and acceptance of repentance — through three of Allah’s most comforting Names: The Forgiving, The Accepter of Repentance, and The One Who Erases Sins. The talk opens with praise of Allah and a duʿā’ for beneficial knowledge, then explains why these Names often appear together in the Qur’an — frequently alongside The Most Merciful. Allah forgives, accepts repentance, and erases sins because His mercy comes first. One of the most eye-opening explanations in the lecture is the difference between forgiveness and erasure of sins: Forgiveness is like deleting a file — the punishment is removed and the sin is covered, but a record may still exist. Erasing is like formatting a hard drive — the sin is wiped completely, leaving no trace at all. This is why the Prophet ﷺ taught a special supplication on the Night of Decree asking Allah for complete erasure — not just forgiveness, but a fresh start, as if the sin never happened. The speaker then highlights a powerful Qur’anic supplication that includes all three stages in order: Erase us… forgive us… and have mercy on us. First, ask for removal of the record. Then, for covering and protection. Then, for ongoing mercy that carries you forward. Repentance, the speaker emphasizes, is not just saying “sorry.” It is a U-turn — returning to Allah with real change. He reflects on the repentance of Adam and the dramatic transformation of Umar ibn al-Khattab to show that true repentance reshapes character, actions, and direction. A major theme of the lecture is never despairing of Allah’s mercy. No matter how serious the sin, sincere repentance combined with faith and reform can lead not only to forgiveness — but even to sins being replaced with good deeds. The talk also delivers a hard but necessary reminder: If you want Allah’s mercy, you must show mercy to others. Using the story of Abu Bakr and the slander incident, the speaker explains how holding grudges blocks mercy, while forgiving opens doors. Even if reconciliation feels difficult, Allah asks for at least one step forward. The lecture concludes by warning against two spiritual extremes that prevent people from returning to Allah: • Feeling too safe and careless about consequences • Believing they are beyond forgiveness Both are corrected by the Qur’an. This is a message of hope, effort, and transformation — a reminder that Allah’s mercy is vast, His door is open, and no one is too broken to return. #HisamAbuYusuf #AllahsMercy #Forgiveness #Repentance #NeverDespair #IslamicReminder #HeartSoftening #SpiritualHealing #ReturnToAllah #IslamicLectures #FaithAndHope #ForgiveOthers #SecondChances #Tawbah #IslamicKnowledge