The Quran commands believers not to despair of Allah's mercy.
Quranic references on repentance — Allah's mercy, the conditions of tawbah, and accepted repentance from prophets.
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The Quran commands believers not to despair of Allah's mercy.
The Quran states Allah forgives all sins and accepts sincere repentance.
Allah has prescribed mercy for Himself and His mercy encompasses all things.
The Quran describes sincere tawbah as turning to Allah genuinely.
The Quran states repentance is accepted before death rattles and before signs appear.
The Quran connects repentance to leaving sin and doing righteous deeds.
Quranic duas of Ibrahim seeking forgiveness for himself and his parents.
Adam and Hawwa acknowledged their wrong and Allah accepted their repentance.
Yunus called in the darkness and Allah answered and saved him.
The Quran assures that whoever repents and corrects will find Allah forgiving.
The Quran promises that Allah replaces sins with good deeds for those who repent sincerely.
The Quran urges repentance now, before the signs of the Hour arrive.