Surah 48:1-2 
Lo! We have given thee (O Muhammad) a signal victory, That Allah may forgive thee of thy sin that which is past and that which is to come, and may perfect His favour unto thee, and may guide thee on a right path, 

The above quranic verse is loaded with questions:

1. Why would Allah forgive sins yet to be committed by Muhammad? Did expect his prophet to be sinning?

2. Since Allah was to guide Muhammad in the right path and if capable of doing, why would he still expect him to commit future sins?

A muslim's probability of making aljannah is dependent on the excess of his good deed over his evil deed (sins). Then, if there is forgiveness of sins in islam, why would any muslims still have his sins weighed against him/her on the judgement day?

The Islamic viewpoint of sin is still far better than that of Christianity. Even though Allah forgives humans of their sins, they still sin. We are not depending on empty salvation by believing that Allah created Adam and created Satan whom He knows will disobey Him and bring in sin that will only require an incarnation of Himself to be offered as a sacrifice to Himself in order to appease us from Himself.

iceboy4752:
The Islamic viewpoint of sin is still far better than that of Christianity. Even though Allah forgives humans of their sins, they still sin. We are not depending on empty salvation by believing that Allah created Adam and created Satan whom He knows will disobey Him and bring in sin that will only require an incarnation of Himself to be offered as a sacrifice to Himself in order to appease us from Himself.

How does that answer the questions?

Irrelevant talk.

Answer number 1. After forgiving him, it didn't gave the Prophet the audacity to sin out of arrogance. He simply ask for forgiveness even after knowing that his past and future sins were forgiven. According to a Hadith narrated by Aisha in Sahih Al-Bukhari, the prophet prayed till his legs were swollen. Also ask yourself why didn't he stop salat, fasting, hajj, zakat and reject Allah? This shows he was humble and was also a role model to follow. That's number one o.

Answer number 2. The right path does not mean you'll 100% be free of sins. Even as a Christian, you falsely believe that Jesus was nailed on the cross for your sins which is impossible according to Psalms 49:7, Ezekiel 18:20, Jeremiah 31:30. But despite that, you still sin and ask for forgiveness by praying in Jesus' who you call the author and finisher of your faith. Don't have anything to say.
You've been refuted.

I joined Nairaland last month and it's mainly for this thread. I've noticed how you and your Christian friends (forgive me if I don't spell their names properly for I hardly forget) like Al-Bhagdadi, Papplivile, Malvisguy12, Annunki01, true2god, OLADEGBU, and other anti Islamic beings mendaciously criticize Islam.

I joined Nairaland last month and it's mainly for this thread. I've noticed how you and your Christian friends (forgive me if I don't spell their names properly for I hardly forget) like Al-Bhagdadi, Papplivile, Malvisguy12, Annunki01, true2god, OLADEGBU, and other anti Islamic beings mendaciously criticize Islam. You people will get a taste of your medicine. Just pray I shouldn't have time because am not always going to be available.

iceboy4752:
Answer number 1. After forgiving him, it didn't gave the Prophet the audacity to sin out of arrogance. He simply ask for forgiveness even after knowing that his past and future sins were forgiven. According to a Hadith narrated by Aisha in Sahih Al-Bukhari, the prophet prayed till his legs were swollen. Also ask yourself why didn't he stop salat, fasting, hajj, zakat and reject Allah? This shows he was humble and was also a role model to follow. That's number one o.

The truth is that Allah forgiving Muhammad's future sins shows he expected him to keep sinning. The true God would not expect t his prophet to keep sinning. Moses committed only one sin and he was severely punished. We never heard of any of God's prophets in the Bible given license to commit future sins. That is not in the character of the true God.

iceboy4752:
Answer number 2. The right path does not mean you'll 100% be free of sins. Even as a Christian, you falsely believe that Jesus was nailed on the cross for your sins which is impossible according to Psalms 49:7, Ezekiel 18:20, Jeremiah 31:30. But despite that, you still sin and ask for forgiveness by praying in Jesus' who you call the author and finisher of your faith. Don't have anything to say.
You've been refuted.

Your first sentence show how much of a joke you and Allah are. If you say being on the right path won't prevent you from sinning- and allah says he will guide Mohammad on the right path- then it means allah's right path is not right after all cos it is not sin free.

Allah didn't give him a license to sin more please. Lol. Stop comparing everything with your belief. You think because Jesus "died" for you you were given a free license to sin and seek forgiveness at any time right?

iceboy4752:
Allah didn't give him a license to sin more please. Lol. Stop comparing everything with your belief. You think because Jesus "died" for you you were given a free license to sin and seek forgiveness at any time right?

Then what is the essence of allah saying he will forgive him if his sins to come? Don't you know that if Mohammad Should sin, he could hold allah to ransom for his words of he wants forgiveness?

iceboy4752:
Allah didn't give him a license to sin more please. Lol. Stop comparing everything with your belief. You think because Jesus "died" for you you were given a free license to sin and seek forgiveness at any time right?

He that committeth sin is of the devil, for the devil sinneth from the beginning. For this purpose the Son of God was manifested, that He might destroy the works of the devil (I John 3:.

He that commits sin is of the devil. A god that expects his prophet to continue sinning and keep forgiving him is not the true God but the Devil pretending to be God.

The true God hates sin and would not want his prophet to indulge in it. That is the truth.

truthmans2012:


He that committeth sin is of the devil, for the devil sinneth from the beginning. For this purpose the Son of God was manifested, that He might destroy the works of the devil (I John 3:.

He that commits sin is of the devil. A god that expects his prophet to continue sinning and keep forgiving him is not the true God but the Devil pretending to be God.

The true God hates sin and would not want his prophet to indulge in it. That is the truth.

Then the jealous god must be the devil because according to Isaiah 45:7, the jealous god created evil. He also ordered the killings of the people of Midian including children according to Numbers 37. He also ordered something similar for Saul in 1 Samuel 15:3.