Guilt into Opportunity As all of us commit sin but if we have the guilt for doing something wrong that is not meant to torture us, it's actually meant to turn our hearts to the One Who is the most merciful . talking about any past sin, I used to neglect offering prayer. My mother used to call me at every prayer I was unaware that Allah calls me 5 times a day and I was playing deaf. Then In Ramadan before the last one something changed in me .I started praying and It become a part of my life🤍. Now whenever I miss my prayer, I regret it a lot. I pray to Allah to make me regular in praying 5 time a day. I am very grateful to my Creator who give me the strength to pray. So if you feel guilty of you sin , repent and then change your way. Every guilt is like a new opportunity. He is waiting for you . No matter how big your sin is raise your hands in front of the One who is the Most generous. A very Encouraging Hadith of our Beloved Prophet (PBUH) was narrated that Ibn Ma'qil said: ''I entered with my father upon 'Abdullah, and I heard him say: The Messenger of Allah (PBUH) said : ''regret is repentance''.

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JazakAllahu khayran for this touching reflection. You’ve captured a powerful truth: guilt isn’t meant to paralyze us—it’s Allah’s mercy nudging us back to Him. Your personal journey from neglect to consistency in salah is not only encouraging, but a reminder that no heart is beyond change when Allah wills it.

The hadith you quoted, 'Regret is repentance,' reminds of a learning plan on

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that we just released resently, feel free to check it out here:

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May Allah keep you steadfast in your prayers and make your heart always inclined towards Him. Ameen.

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