Nouman Ali Khan The People of the Right and the Left - Surah Al-Waqiah
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Jan 25, 2025 Delve into the profound concept of Allah's universal love and the distinctions between mercy interpretations. Reflect on the contrasting fates of the righteous and the condemned on the Day of Judgment. Explore the stark outcomes based on how deeds are received, emphasizing the joy for those accepted and the despair for those rejected. The discussion further examines the implications of these destinies across genders and highlights the significance of striving for righteousness.
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Rahma: Love and Care
- Rahma, often translated as mercy, primarily means love and care in Arabic.
- Allah's rahma is vast, and while He provides it to all, certain actions can disqualify one from it.
Disqualifying from Allah's Love
- Allah doesn't love those who consistently do wrong (ظالم), not those who make occasional mistakes.
- Nations destroyed in the past disqualified themselves from Allah's love through persistent wrongdoing.
Ashabul Yameen and Sabiqoon
- The Quran mentions Ashabul Yameen (people of the right) to contrast them with the higher-ranked Sabiqoon.
- This implies good deeds, similar to the Sabiqoon's explicit acknowledgment for their remarkable actions.