The Qur’anic verse articulates the nuanced balance between divine mercy and human accountability. In the Shia paradigm, Allah is oft-forgiving, but He is also Just. This duality serves to inspire believers towards righteousness, for while they are surrounded by mercy, they must remain vigilant against negligence.
Shia scholars emphasize the need to approach Tawba with humility, acknowledging both the gravity of sin and the boundless potential for divine clemency. This principle manifests in various spiritual practices, including the ritual recitation of specific prayers and supplications (duas) aimed at seeking forgiveness.
3. The Role of Islamic Scholars and Leaders
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