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Library Ethics Greater Sins Chapter 20 Eighteenth Greater Sin: False Oath Repenting for a false oath
Library Ethics Greater Sins Chapter 20 Eighteenth Greater Sin: False Oath Repenting for a false oath
Repenting for a false oath
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Repenting for a false oath
The method of repenting for a false oath is that one must feel extremely remorseful for it. He should know that he has considered the Divine name of Allah (S.w.T.) to be a plaything, and that he has committed a grave sin. The more remorse one feels and the more serious he considers his sin, the closer he shall be to Allah (S.w.T.)’s Divine Mercy and Forgiveness. If due to this false oath some monetary loss has occurred to a believer or a believer has been insulted, then the one who had taken the false oath must compensate for the monetary loss and apologise to the believer, and as far as possible try to make up for the harm that has been caused due to his false swearing.
