If you were a muslim and knew this teaching u'd be terrified of violating others rights. There are two types of sins in Islam in tgis context, wrongdoings to Allah, and wrongdoing between humans. Allah can simply forgive the sins done against but he does not simply forgive the wrongdoings done to other humans. It's clearly stated how this is resolved in islam. And it's shocking. The prophet said “Whoever has wronged his brother, let him seek forgiveness today before there will be no dinar or dirham (to pay with)…” And in another hadith he said regarding how it is resolved in the hereafter. “The oppressor will be brought and his good deeds given to the oppressed, if they run out, the sins of the oppressed are placed upon him.” That is divine justice. You know in islam your salvation is only thru your good deeds and no soul bears the sins of another soul as it is stated in the qur'an.
Feb 01, 2026
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782ተጎጂው ሰው ሀጥያተኛውን እግዚአብሔር ይቅር ባይለውስ ፍትህ ያገኛል? ጉዳቱ ይቀርለታል? እኛ በሰው ሰውኛ ጥፋተኛው ሲጎዳ እርካታ ስለሚሰጠን እንጂ የተጎዳው ምንም አይጠቅመውም ነፍስ አዋቂ ናት ገዳይዋ ተጸጽቶ ቢመለስ የሚከፋት አይደለችም እግዚአብሔር የጻድቃን ብቻ ሳይሆን የኃጥአንም አምላክ ነው ሁላችንንም ኃጢአተኛ እንኳ ሆነን ከነበደላችን ይወደናል መመለሳችንን ብቻ ነው የሚፈልገው የህግም ዓላማ ወንጀለኛ እንዲታረም ማድረግ አይደለ የታረመ ወንጀለኛ ደግሞ ደግሞ ወንጀል ካልሠራ ወንጀሎች ይቀንሳሉ እንዲሁ ንስሐ የገባ ኃጢአተኛ ዳግም እዛ ጥፋት ላይ ካልተመለሰ ጥፋቶች ይቀንሳሉ የሞተ አይመለስ ለዘላለም በመንግሥቱ ይኖራል የገደለ ግን በምድር ቅጣቱን ጨርሶ ምህረት ቢያገኝ ከዘላለም እሳት ይተርፋል ይህ ነው የሀይማኖት አላማ ሰው ሁሉ እንደ ክርስቶስ ኖሮ በዳግም ትንሳኤ ከክርስቶስ ጋር እንዲኖር ነው የሚፈለገው ካልሆነ ግን በመሐሪነቱ ልክ ፈታሒ ነው ይፈርዳል ለዚህም ብዙ መጽሐፍቅዱሳዊ ምሳሌዎች አሉ።
Feb 01, 2026Zxcvbnm
2In Christianity forgiveness and justice are not opposites. God forgiving a sinner does not mean the crime suddenly “doesn’t matter” or that the victim is forgotten. The Bible consistently presents God as both perfectly merciful and perfectly just. That means He does not ignore evil in order to forgive it. When Christianity says even a lifelong sinner can be forgiven, it is not saying that the harm done is erased or minimized. It is saying that the sinner’s guilt before God can be forgiven if there is genuine repentance, but justice itself is still taken seriously. Books worth reading if you want deeper, honest engagement with this issue: 👉Tim Keller – The Reason for God 🔹 C.S. Lewis – The Problem of pain 🔹 N.T. Wright – Evil and the Justice of G And if you want more discussion. come to this channel's group ( kalali lala saw suggest sayarege ayacha nw) https://t.me/KidanZeIyesus https://t.me/KidanZeIyesus
Feb 01, 2026PureTiger89
61Religious or not just strive for justice and love! If god is just I'm sure he will accept you
Feb 01, 2026Teff
586Let me add a question here. Is God really forgiving? Because he didn't forgive Adam for eating the apple that God made himself to check if they obey or not. He put the trap in the first place. They're his perfect creatures because God is perfect right? But he didn't forgive them
Feb 01, 2026PeachWeasel25
423OPSo many more things to question but this specific one just got stuck with me so I wanted to ask.
Feb 01, 2026The_Big_G
2439.5The Islamic View ሰው የገደለ ሰው ወይም ሰዎችን በየትኛውም መልኩ የበደለ ሰው ተፀፅቶ ቢመለስ አሏህ ይቅር ባይ ነውና ይቅር ይለዋል፡፡ ይቅር የሚለው ግን የርሱን ድርሻ ብቻ ነው! አትበድል የሚለውን ትዕዛዙን ተላልፏልና ቅጣት ይገባው ነበረ ከተጸጸቸ እና ከተመለሰ ግን ይህን ወንጀሉን ይቅር ይባላል! የተበዳዮቹን ድርሻ ግን ተበዳዮቹ እንጂ ማንም ይቅር ማለት አይችልም ስለዚህ ይህ በዳይ አሏህን ይቅር በለኝ እንዳለው ሁሉ ተበዳዮችንም ይቅር በሉኝ ማለት አለበት፡፡ አለዛ ጸጸቱም ምህረቱም የተሟላ አይደለም፡፡
Feb 01, 2026Green
1436.5What afterlife
Feb 01, 2026PeachWeasel25
423OPThe thing you ppl believe in.
Feb 01, 2026Santim
64Sins Against God vs. ⚖️ Sins Against People (in Islam) Who is wronged Against God (ḥuqūq Allāh): The relationship is between you and God (e.g., neglecting prayer, fasting, private sins). Against People (ḥuqūq al-ʿibād): Another human being is harmed (property, dignity, body, emotions, rights). How forgiveness works Against God: God can forgive directly through sincere repentance (tawbah). Against People: God’s forgiveness depends on restoring the person’s rights or them forgiving you. What repentance requires Against God: Regret Stop the sin Resolve not to return Ask God for forgiveness Against People: All of the above plus: return what was taken undo harm if possible seek the person’s forgiveness (when safe) Severity and consequences Against God: Serious, but easier to erase because God is infinitely merciful. Against People: Often considered heavier, because injustice is involved and humans don’t have infinite mercy. Day of Judgment Against God: God may forgive without penalty. Against People: Accounts are settled between people — good deeds may be transferred to the wronged person if forgiveness wasn’t given. Role of mercy Against God: Mercy is emphasized — “God forgives all sins.” Against People: Justice comes first, then mercy — forgiveness from the victim is key. Can despair block forgiveness? Against God: Despair itself is discouraged; hope is part of faith. Against People: Despair is still discouraged, but responsibility cannot be skipped. Big picture Against God: Islam highlights hope, return, and mercy. Against People: Islam highlights accountability, justice, and reconciliation.
Feb 01, 2026Yeab_Mengistu
24You've spotted a great conundrum in Christian theology. The idea that similar acts of injustice can be met with opposing verdicts from God, solely based on the perpetrator's religiousness and repentance, is hard to swallow. Our criteria for justice do not (at least at first) examine how the actors feel after committing a crime, we focus on what led them to act. So similar crimes with similar circumstances are dealt similar punishments. And while there is nothing wrong for a merciful deity who looks into everyone's soul, to forgive the truly repentant, the problem lies in that he doesn't role out punishments beforehand. So for example, a murderer is not punished by God right after he kills, rather his punishment awaits him in the afterlife, but if he seeks God and repent before then, he will be absolved. This can even be unjust to criminals let alone victims. A murderer who did life in prison may also spend eternity in hell, while a murderer who did no time might repent and go to paradise. While ideas of what punishments are moral and rehabilitative are a matter of debate, this theology downright ignores even the very simple equal offense deserve equal punishments. But this has a somehow meaningful cause. One, this world is not as significant as the coming, so going to heaven is more important than how you get there. So where you are a victim of an infanticide, patricide or matricide, you've hit the jackpot by getting to heaven. There is nothing more that can be given to you. Two, everyone especially the righteous, the victims and the poor of this world are kind of seen as God. So killing a person is a direct offense against God, not just trespassing his laws. This way it makes more sense to ask his forgiveness as well. And so it would also be like the victim forgiving his murderer. And three, huge emphasis rests on your belief in God than the weight of your crimes. So whatever you've done turning to God is always a possibility. Now there are very important questions you've got to ask, Why punish? What is repentance? and What does punishing the repentant achieve?
Feb 01, 2026yabatih_new
-11so in my sense god is not just and be giving us free will so he doesnn't punish those who did wrong and i'm talking about earth not sile semay so it is not possible to be just and free will so i think thats why he is not punishing them on earth
Feb 01, 2026FrostyTuna31
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