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981. Anas bin Mālik narrated that the Messenger of Allāh ﷺ said: "There is nothing that the two Guardian Angels raise to Allāh that they have preserved in a day or night, and Allāh finds good in the beginning of the scroll and in the end of the scroll, except that Allāh Most High says: 'Bear witness that I have forgiven my servant for what is included in the scroll.'" (Ḍa'if)
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Commentary
This narration is a clear proof that a Muslim who's deeds in the start and at the end of the day are good and in accordance with the divine law, his bad deeds of the middle day are forgiven and pardoned. That is to say, it can be inferred from this narration that when the deeds in the beginning of the day and in the end of the day are in accordance to Islamic faith, then he is forgiven.