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Will one who committed major and minor sins enter Paradise without reckoning if he did not seek Ruqyah, nor was cauterized, and relied solely upon Allah?

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Source: FtawySummary from Ftawy's records · added here Sep 2, 20261 min readAlso available in العربية
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He who has committed sins can enter Paradise without reckoning if he repents with sincere repentance, even if his sins were polytheism, murder, or adultery, for Allah transforms the evil deeds of the repentant into good deeds. As for whoever dies upon major sins without repentance, his matter is with Allah; He may forgive him or punish him, unless it was polytheism. Those who are foremost in good deeds will enter Paradise without reckoning, and those who are moderate will be

reckoned with a light reckoning. As for those who wrong themselves (those who commit major sins), they will be reckoned and may be punished, unless Allah encompasses them with His mercy. Part of the perfection of reliance on Allah is not to persist in major sins, and whoever desires to enter Paradise without reckoning must adhere to piety and sincere repentance.

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