#misconeption

This applies to:

Trying to get married by dating

Trying to overthrow an oppressive ruler through protesting

Trying to please your parents by leaving Allah swt's path

Trying to give da'wah by exposing yourself to fitnah

Trying to give naseeha by passing improper judgements

Trying to please your spouse by giving in to their haram desires

Trying to create a business by investing unlawful funds

Trying to follow the ruler of your nation by losing your Muslim identity

Trying to give charity through haram money

Trying to make your children be a hafiz by beating them constantly

Trying to do dhikr through innovated ways

and many more.

SubhanAllah when i made that last post, it made me awe

because in Islam, once you are forgiven, you are not punished for that sin again. One Allah swt, someone of the most Highest authority forgives you, no mere human has a right to bring it up again. Even in case of us today, once Allah has forgiven us, our peers arent supposed to bring up our past sins again. That is the beauty of Islam. It is erased.

Secondly, its so fair and just how both of them are treated equally and the blame isn't on ONE of them more. even today, each one of us are responsible for the control over our own nafs. each one of us are responsible for our own sins and we are weak or strong in our iman on our own terms. Therefore, they were both punished equally as well.

Lastly, SubhanAllah again how the Quran mentions it as "forbidden fruit" rather than a sin. how pure is our religion.