QUESTION: Those people who commit their sins openly will they have a harder reckoning then those who hide them or these people will be thrown into hellfire without forgiveness or mercy according to the hadith | Sheikh Assim Al Hakeem
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QUESTION: Those people who commit their sins openly will they have a harder reckoning then those who hide them or these people will be thrown into hellfire without forgiveness or mercy according to the hadith

28 Jun

ANSWER:

This is in Allah’s hands. 

Those who conceal their sins are more likely to be forgiven than those who do them openly

QUESTION: Those people who commit their sins openly will they have a harder reckoning then those who hide them or these people will be thrown into hellfire without forgiveness or mercy according to the hadith

Character and Morals, Sins | June 28, 2026 1:48 pm
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