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Bukhari and Muslim Apart from our earnest desire for paradise, as Muslims, we worship Allah out of fear, love, and hope.

We fear His punishment, and wrath, we hope for His Mercy and forgiveness and we love Him for all the blessings He has bestowed upon us. Loving Him is part of the perfection of our faith, we love what He loves and hates what He hates.

We believe that Allah loves His servants. Here are some qualities favored by Allah. No matter how often one repeats a sin, and no matter how grave the sin is, one should constantly turn back to Allah. I have sinned, please forgive me! One should not tire of repenting to Allah. Being pure also includes being pure from shirk and sinfulness etc This is also related to restraining anger towards another person.

And even better than that is to pardon people and to forgive them. Doing good in Islam is not limited to these four points, as there are many, many ways to do good.

Allah created both causes and results, thus we should do what we can of the means, and leave the rest to Allah. Rather he submits to the will of Allah and bears the difficulties and tests with patience. Therefore, all human beings must make their own decisions, on which they will be judged by Allah.

On the Day of Judgement , God will have knowledge of the faith and actions of every person, which are recorded in the Book of Life. Muslims believe that God will reward those who have had faith and done good deeds, and will punish those who have not. They will still need to work really hard. However, if they do not get a good grade, they will know that it is not because of their lack of effort — instead, it was not the will of Allah for them to achieve a good grade. Believing that Allah is good and merciful gives encouragement that there will be a different, but good, alternative future path.

Yusuf asked a fellow prisoner whom he predicted would be released to mention him to his lord the king of Egypt. However, Shaytan [Satan] made him [the fellow prisoner] so neglectful that he forgot to mention him to his lord, and so Yusuf remained in the prison for several years Surah