The hadith
Whoever observes fast during the month of Ramadan out of sincere faith and hoping to attain Allah's rewards
then all his past sins will be forgiven and
The other hadith whoever spends the night of lailatul qatar in prayer out of faith and in the hope of rewardp>
Will be forgiven his previous sins
They are similar in wording towards the end
Are the sins in this hadith referring to measure or minor sins? Secondly, what does the faith here mean is?
This referring to the six pillars of faith in Islam
That one must fulfill kindly clarify. First of all are the major sins
Forgiven or not the vast majority of scholars say they are not included
Because the Prophet said
Ramadan to Ramadan
The five daily prayers one to other Friday to Friday
are
expiation to what happens in between them as
Long as one avoids major sins
so the expiation
refers to
the forgiveness of sins refers to
minor sins
major sins require
repentance and
repentance has their conditions that this is not the time to go through them, but
Without repentance your major sins are not
Forgiven so yes
If you fast from above if you pray the last that the full of Ramadan
Taraweeh or the last ten nights or even one night of lailatul qatar your sins are forgiven
That is referring to minor sins
If you add to that repentance, then your major and minor sins will be forgiven with the grace of Allah soldier
Now the hadith
here is translated into in faith and
Hoping to attain Allah's reward the wordings in Arabic is Eman and
believing in
This legislated or prescribed deed
So whoever fasts Ramadan
believing in its obligation
So this is a belief. It's not out of faith. It's a belief and
Anticipating the reward at the sight of Allah not because it's
Going to make me healthier skinnier. It's good for my diet. No, I'm doing it for the sake of Allah
Anticipating the reward from Allah. So this is the meaning of Eman and out of belief that this is
Prescribed by Allah
recommended by Allah and
Anticipating the reward from Allah the Almighty
