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Does committing a sin after Hajj indicate that the Hajj was not accepted or that it was not "mabroor"?

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Source: FtawySummary from Ftawy's records · added here Sep 2, 20261 min readAlso available in العربية
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Insisting on sin after an act of obedience may indicate that the obedience has not had an effect on reforming the servant. A believer must be cautious about their act of obedience not being accepted and strive for repentance. The occurrence of a sin after Hajj is not evidence of its non-acceptance, and one must repent whenever a sin occurs. Remember that the believer "was created tempted, oft-repenting, forgetful; if reminded, he remembers," and that Allah loves those who repent, so do not despair of repentance.

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