The Forgiving, The Just.

Forgiveness from Allah as Al-Ghafur can sometimes be conditional upon the wronged person also forgiving if the sin involves harm to another person.

• True

• False

Allah, as Al-Ghafur, will forgive someone even if they have no intention to stop committing the sin.

• True

• False

Under the attribute of Al-Adl, it is possible for Allah to forgive sins without any form of accountability or repentance.

• True

• False

Under Al-Ghafur, it is possible for Allah to replace bad deeds with good deeds on a person’s record.

• True

• False

Al-Ghafur implies that forgiveness from Allah can negate the worldly consequences of one's actions.

• True

• False

The attribute Al-Ghafur means that Allah will forgive sins instantly upon the act of repentance without any delay.

• True

• False

Al-Ghafur allows forgiveness for sins committed against Allah even without repentance, if He chooses.

• True

• False

Al-Ghafur implies that Allah will only forgive sins once per individual.

• True

• False

Al-Ghafur includes a promise that forgiven sins will not be mentioned again by Allah on the Day of Judgment.

• True

• False

Al-Ghafur includes forgiving those who persist in their sins without any remorse.

• True

• False