A friend tells me she puts on makeup when she leaves the house, and when I tell her she is committing a sin, she says, I know.

And inshaAllah, the Lord of the worlds will forgive us. Advice for her: we ask Allah to forgive you and all of us, we ask Allah to forgive all Muslims.

But this is not an excuse. A person says, inshaAllah Allah will forgive me, but a person should not take sin lightly.

Anas ibn Malik, may Allah be pleased with him, says: You commit

major sins, as if it were a fly that landed on your nose and you just brushed it away like this, while we used to commit minor sins and saw them as if they were a mountain about to fall

on us. And Bilal ibn Sa'd, a Tabi'i, says.

Do not look at how small the sin is, but look at the greatness of the One you have disobeyed.

A person should not say, "I know it's a sin, and maybe Allah will forgive me," and say it carelessly.

And where is the person who, when he commits a sin, feels regret and sadness and.

And does not feel safe from the punishment of Allah.

And leaves that sin; Allah, the Blessed and Exalted, will forgive it, of course, but she must also make an effort for Allah to forgive her.