Repentance ( At-Tauba ) - Forgiveness ( Isthigfar )

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Repentance ( At-Tawba )

	Tawbah for everyone
	Conditions for making Tawbah
	Saying "I repent to Allah and the Messenger" and "I entrust you to Allah and His Messenger"
	Getting rid of ill-gotten money as a condition for making Tawbah
	Punishment after death for sins from which Tawbah was made
	Definition and conditions of Tawbah
	Weeping as a sign of Tawbah acceptance
	Tawbah as obliterating sins
	Intentionally committing a sin preventing the acceptance of Tawbah
	Offering Salah when making Tawbah
	Accepting the Tawbah of someone who commits the same sins again
	Practical, theoretical and applicable ways of making Tawbah
	The Hadith "Where it not that you sin..."
	Travelling abroad to work and his acts of obedience decreasing
	Saying something by mistake
	Ruling on repenting but being unable to give people back their rights
	A woman slapping her cheeks while fasting in Ramadan and then seeking forgiveness
	A Muslim knowing that Allah has forgiven them
	Sincerity when making Tawbah
	Sinning and seeking forgiveness then sinning again and seeking forgiveness

 

	Annulling Tawbah
	Sincere Tawbah that are hopefully accepted
	Vowing not to commit a sin and breaching the vow
	Committing sins and having none to help him stop
	Tawbah for abandoning Salah
	Apostatizing to Christianity then repenting
	Tawbah from abandoning some prayers and committing sins
	Kaffarah for sins such as abandoning Salah
	Tawbah from being undutiful to parents
	Tawbah from lying
	Absolving oneself from injustice done to others
	Repenting from major sins
	Repenting from Zina and then going back to it
	Tawbah by marrying the woman with which he had Zina and had a child
	Abstaining from sources and means of Fitnah
	Tawbah from sodomy
	A thief repenting
	Giving people back their rights to repent from this injustice
	Repenting from swearing a lot and being undutiful to parents
	Insistence on committing sins

	Shaving the beard as similar to committing major sins
	Expiations for sins
	Swearing not to sin and breaking the oath
	Wishing to repent from being undutiful to parents but his parents died
	Killing some people during a war with a neighboring tribe
	Repenting from all sins but keeping the ill-gotten money
	Disposing of ill-gotten money after entering Islam
	Accountability for inner thoughts