Returning to the Truth is Righteousness and Continuing upon an Error is Despicable – Shaykh Rabī
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بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم
Shaykh Rabī (hafidahullāh) said,
“Many people when they commit an error, or go beyond bounds (ghulū) or commit something (which is dis-praiseworthy), then (in most cases) they do not return (to the truth), and refuge is sought with Allāh.”
Al-Wasāya Al-Manhajīya pg 18 (Ath-Thabāt ala As-Sunnah)
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