Part of Concepts of Ahl as-Sunnah (series completed) · Lesson 696 of 1251

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0:00 A summary of the concepts held by the Ahl al-Sunnah.
0:08 The means of purification.
0:12 Purification is the process of cleansing the believer's faith from the impurities of sin.
0:17 Much like gold and silver are purified of their dross.
0:21 So that they may become pure and refined.
0:24 A servant cannot enter Paradise except after this purification.
0:29 For Paradise is pure, and none shall enter it but the pure.
0:34 This is why the angels say to them upon their entry:
0:38 "Peace be upon you; you have become pure, so enter it to abide therein eternally."
0:43 The means by which a Muslim’s sins are expiated,
0:49 So that he may enter Paradise, can be categorized into eleven types.
0:53 Three of these are through the servant’s own actions.
0:57 Three are through the actions of others for him.
1:00 And five are from Allah, the Almighty and Majestic.
1:03 As for those from the servant,
1:05 They are repentance and seeking forgiveness.
1:07 And the good deeds that erase sins.
1:11 As for those from other people,
1:13 They are the supplications of the believers for him.
1:15 And the deeds whose reward may validly reach him,
1:19 Such as charity given on his behalf and the Hajj.
1:21 And the intercession of those who intercede,
1:24 The first of whom is the Prophet, peace and blessings of Allah be upon him.
1:28 As for those from Allah, the Exalted,
1:30 They are the calamities that expiate sins during worldly life.
1:35 The trials a person faces in the barzakh.
1:37 The punishment of the grave.
1:39 The terror of the horrors of the Day of Resurrection.
1:42 And entering the Fire for a period to be cleansed of remaining sins,
1:46 Should the previous means not have erased them.
1:48 And the final of these,
1:50 Is the forgiveness of Allah through His grace and mercy,
1:53 For whomever He wills among His servants.