Sahih Muslim 2749

Explicitly cited to argue that Allah prefers a sinful people who repent over a sinless people, which the host used to claim Allah positively desires sin and is therefore unjust.

Cited repeatedly to argue that Allah prefers humans who sin and seek forgiveness, even saying he would replace sinless people with sinners.

Used to argue that Islam portrays Allah as preferring sinners who seek forgiveness over sinless people, since the text says Allah would sweep away people who did not sin and replace them with sinners.

Cited to criticize Islamic theology by arguing that Allah wants humans to sin so he can forgive them.

A superchat cited this hadith to argue Allah resembles Satan in Islamic tradition.