Ramadan and Eternal Happiness

[Tasnim]

A Muslim Greatest fear is his/her sins because h/she knows well with many sins it is not possible to achieve perfection and in such a condition, fire of the Hell is waiting for him/her.
Hence, A Muslim is happy when the auspicious month of Ramadan comes, because according to a priceless saying of Prophet Mohammad: “He who fasts during the fasting month for the sake of Allah, all his sins will be forgiven.” (Tafsir-i-Maraqy, vol. 2, p. 69)
And it is the best news for a Muslim with such a concern, because h/she knows after this Holy month, he will be pure and sinless and it guarantees his/her eternal happiness.

[amirhosein_88]

1 hour ago, Tasnim said:

A Muslim Greatest fear is his/her sins because h/she knows well with many sins it is not possible to achieve perfection and in such a condition, fire of the Hell is waiting for him/her.
Hence, A Muslim is happy when the auspicious month of Ramadan comes, because according to a priceless saying of Prophet Mohammad: “He who fasts during the fasting month for the sake of Allah, all his sins will be forgiven.” (Tafsir-i-Maraqy, vol. 2, p. 69)
And it is the best news for a Muslim with such a concern, because h/she knows after this Holy month, he will be pure and sinless and it guarantees his/her eternal happiness.

Salamun alaykum.

Indeed.

It is mentioned in the famous sermon of the Holy Prophet that:

وَ هُوَ شَهْرٌ أَوَّلُهُ رَحْمَةٌ وَ أَوْسَطُهُ مَغْفِرَةٌ وَ آخِرُهُ الْإِجَابَة

Ramadan is a month whose beginning is mercy, whose mid is forgiveness and whose end is one's prayers being accepted.

 الكافي ج : 4 ص : 67

Al-Kafi, vol. 4 p. 67