Dr. Amr al-Wardani, Ameen Al-Futwa at the end of the Egyptian revolution, said, “I am sorry for a person in the past, and I am sorry for what I did, and I cut off contact with this person, so the door of repentance and forgiveness is open.
He said during the episode of the program “with the people”, Al-Dhaza on the channel of the people, today Wednesday: “Also about offending others and worrying about the punishment on the day of resurrection shows the life of the heart and the sincerity of repentance, but we must be careful not to turn this remorse into the skin of the self, so the skin of the self is forbidden by the Sharia, because it is one of the types of dissatisfaction with God in repentance and forgiveness.”
He explained that he is on the side of those who forgive him in the past, that he asks forgiveness from God, and if he is able to inform him or do good to him, then let him do it, for good deeds go to the bad ones, as God said in his holy book.
He added: “The most important thing is that your goal is رضا الله عنك, not رضاك انت عن نفسك. لو ركست إن ربنا يرضى عنك, حتبدا تعبد وتُقبل عليه بخلاس, وتُحسن لمن حولك, بدل ما تفافل تعبر نفسك بالنفس والتانيب”.
وتابع: “ربنا غفور رحيم, والتوبة ميثاق بين العبد وربه, وذن لم تستصع رد الحق مديًا, فادع لمن جلمته, واستغفر له, وابخر عن فعل لفعل الخير بسمه و نيابة عنه”.
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