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The Lie That Pushes People AWAY from Islam | Sheikh Abu Bakr Zoud & Ustadh Hisham Abu Yusuf

Do you feel too guilty to stand before Allah? 👉 Download Tarteel for FREE: https://download.tarteel.ai 📺 Watch next:    • Why You’re Addicted to Scrolling but Bored...   💬 How did this episode change the way you think about Allah’s mercy? Share your reflections in the comments below. 👇 Tarteel Links: 📱 Download the App: https://download.tarteel.ai 🚀 Website: https://tarteel.ai 🖊 Blog: https://blog.tarteel.ai/ 🐦 Twitter:   / tarteelai   📸 Instagram:   / tarteelai   0:00 - Intro 0:20 - Applying the Think-Feel-Do Framework 1:43 - Correcting a False Understanding of Allah 8:52 - Guilt, Shame and The Struggles 15:00 - The Qur’an’s Transformative Power In this final episode of the Tadabbur series, Sheikh Abu Bakr Zoud and Hisham Abu Yusuf address one of the most damaging spiritual wounds many Muslims carry today: a distorted image of Allah rooted in fear, guilt, and shame. Through a single ayah, they unpack how the Quran corrects our understanding of who Allah truly is and why believing Allah only wants to punish us can quietly push us away from faith altogether. Using the Tadabbur framework of think, feel, and do, this conversation shows how Allah first reforms our thoughts by introducing Himself as the Most Merciful, then heals our emotions by addressing guilt and despair, and finally calls us to action through repentance, salah, and righteous deeds. This episode dismantles the idea that Allah is harsh by default and replaces it with the Quranic reality: Allah has obligated mercy upon Himself, and His mercy outweighs His anger. This discussion is especially for anyone who feels trapped by past sins, overwhelmed by shame, or unsure whether they are still worthy of returning to Allah. It is a reminder that guilt, when left unchecked, can slowly suffocate iman, but the Quran does not leave us there. It opens a door back through hope, repentance, and action, showing how even one ayah can completely transform a heart and a life.