Allah s Pardon

The Prophet (SAWA), when Aa isha asked him about what to supplicate on the grand Night of Ordainment (laylat al-qadr), replied, ‘You should say O Allah verily you are all-pardoning and You love to pardon, so pardon me.

By the Lord of the Ka ba, we will be saved indeed! The Prophet asked, ‘And how is that O bedouin friend He replied, ‘Because the Generous One will pardon since He has the power to do so.

Imam Ali (AS) said, ‘Verily Allah, most High, will certainly interrogate you, O community of His servants, about your actions, be they small or big, and be they open or secret. If He punishes you, then it because you have wronged yourselves, and if He pardons, then it is because He is too generous.

Imam Ali (AS) said in his intimate supplication, ‘My Lord I think about Your pardon and my mistakes seem insignificant to me, then I remember the awesomeness of Your chastisement and my tribulation seems great indeed.

Imam Ali (AS) said, ‘O Allah expose me to Your pardon but do not expose me to Your justice.

Imam Ali (AS) said, ‘He who keeps himself aloof from Allah s prohibitions is quickly embraced by Allah s pardon.

Imam Ali (AS) said, ‘But Allah tries His servants with various tribulations, renders them to worship Him through struggles, tests them with various types of distresses, all in order to extract pride out from their hearts, and to settle humbleness in their souls, and in order to make all these open doors to His grace an easy means to His pardon.

Imam al-Sadiq (AS) used to say, ‘O Allah verily the fact that You are worthy of pardoning [sins] gives You the upper hand over me because of my being worthy of punishment.