Does a pilgrim's committing a sin after returning from Hajj count as two sins?
Allah does not wrong His servants, nor does He decree sin upon them twice. Rather, He holds them accountable for their sin without multiplication and rewards them for their good deeds with abundant multiplication. Sins may be considered grave in the but are not multiplied; this depends on the individuals, circumstances, times, and places. Thus, the sin of the Prophet's wives is not like the sin of others, and disobedience in the sacred months or in Allah's sanctuary is more severe than disobedience at other times or places. There is no evidence that the sin of one who has performed Hajj is more severe than the sin of one who has not.
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