Among the servants of God is he who does not do anything about the same matter except what it is permissible for him to do, considering this person in particular, and this is the closest among the people of God, for it has been proven in the Sharia that God says to the servant for a special situation, “Do whatever you want, for I have forgiven you,” so this is what is permissible. And whoever commits a permissible act, God will not hold him accountable for it, and if it is generally a sin in appearance, then what is according to Sharia law for this person is a sin, and of this kind are the sins of the Ahl al-Bayt in the sight of God.

He, peace be upon him, said regarding the people of Badr, and what would make you know? Perhaps God He looked at the people of Badr and said, “Do whatever you want, for I have forgiven you. ”

In the established hadith, a servant committed a sin and said, “Lord, forgive me.” He said, “God, my servant committed a sin,” and he knew that