I Wish I Could Undo the Past… Allah’s Mercy Is Greater Than Your Regret

Описание: Do you ever wish you could undo the past?
This emotional Islamic reminder will heal your heart and reconnect you with Allah’s mercy.

Every believer carries regret. Mistakes. Moments they wish never happened.
But Islam teaches us something powerful: your past is not your prison — it can be your path back to Allah.

In this deeply emotional reminder, Mufti Ismail Menk explains how regret is not meant to destroy you, but to transform you. How Allah ﷻ uses your pain, your mistakes, and your broken moments to pull you closer — not push you away.

If you’ve ever whispered “I wish I had never done that”, this message is for you.

📌 This reminder covers:
• Regret, guilt & self-forgiveness
• Understanding Qadr without losing hope
• How Allah turns mistakes into mercy
• Healing the heart through tawbah
• Why your story is NOT over

💭 Your regret is not a punishment. It’s a purification.

⏱️ Timestamps

⏳ 00:00 – When regret weighs on the heart
💔 02:10 – “If only” and the trap of Shaytan
🌿 04:40 – How Islam heals guilt
🕊️ 07:15 – Qadr: comfort, not an excuse
✨ 09:30 – When regret becomes mercy
🤲 10:50 – Powerful closing duʿāʾ & healing reminder


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⚠️ Respectful Islamic Disclaimer

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