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Abdulah
21-01-07, 07:08 PM
Are all humans judged on the same day? Or as soon as you die are you judged then?
Are all humans judged on the same day? Or as soon as you die are you judged then?
Both. There is Judgement Day where every human will be judged once and for all, everyone will get what they deserve. However, your judgement starts in the grave as well. Either you will have a piece of Paradise in there, peace of mind and relaxation or a piece of Hell, misery and torment depending on your Faith.
wen u enter u r grave after your death, u will be shown either paradise or hell,whichever u are shown is where u are going to end up.
ON judgement say is wen u will have to account for your lifetime ofyour deeds.
muslimlearner
21-01-07, 09:15 PM
whichever u are shown is where u are going to end up.
I thought some sinful muslims will pay for their sins by torture in the grave until judgement day where Allah(swt) might forgive them.
:S
I thought some sinful muslims will pay for their sins by torture in the grave until judgement day where Allah(swt) might forgive them.
:S
allahu alim akh
this is what i heard in a lecture
Cristiana
21-01-07, 11:12 PM
wen u enter u r grave after your death, u will be shown either paradise or hell,whichever u are shown is where u are going to end up.
ON judgement say is wen u will have to account for your lifetime ofyour deeds.
I've been to a talk on this last week. I learnt that if you are going to hell it shows you also heaven, so you see what you COULD HAVE HAD and suffer even more...
Basically if you have sins to account for you get punished in the grave until the day of Judgement (while those who are going to Heaven have a very nice time while they wait).
But then at on the day of Judgement there is still hope for those who were punished in the grave if they believe and repent, right? (i'm not clear on this).
...may Allah the most Merciful save us from the punisment of the grave and the punishment of the Hellfire. Ameen.
Cristiana
21-01-07, 11:13 PM
I thought some sinful muslims will pay for their sins by torture in the grave until judgement day where Allah(swt) might forgive them.
:S
ok got my answer...
muslimlearner
22-01-07, 09:20 AM
ok got my answer...
But I'm not sure of it.
M. Siddiqi
22-01-07, 02:32 PM
As Salamu Alaikum,
On the Day of Judgement which is 50,000 years long, every creation will be judged as Allah wills.
In the grave, you will be shown both jahannam and jannah, regardless of which is your destination. The one who is bound for eternal jahannam will be shown jannah and told "look at what you could have had if only you followed Allah and His messenger". The one bound for jannah will be told "look at your final destination which is your reward for obeying Allah and His messenger".
Whatever your final destination is, it will be there with you to look at but not yet feel it's consequences, so that you will either be in constant psychological torment or constant relief and happiness.
Muslims who were not purified before death have a chance of being totured in the grave in order to be purified from their sins. There are various kinds of punishments for various kinds of sins. If the sins are major sins, Allah may will for you to be thrown into jahannam on the Day of Judgement for a period of time only known to Allah. But Allah promises all mu'minoon that they will enter jannah at some time due to their iman.
Note: Translations are not exact, please refer to authentic sources to read exact and more detailed accounts.
muslimlearner
22-01-07, 02:42 PM
Muslims who were not purified before death have a chance of being totured in the grave in order to be purified from their sins.
You mean if I die and my family don't purify my dead body I will get tortured in the grave?:eek:
You mean if I die and my family don't purify my dead body I will get tortured in the grave?:eek:
No, he means if Allah did not forgive some of your sins, this punishment (in the grave) will be expiation for those sins.
May Allah forgive all our sins, those we were aware of and those we did out of ignorance. May Allah protect us from the punishment of the grave. Ultimately may Allah make us among the people of Paradise who join the highest of companions. Ameen.
Sulaiman Harun
22-01-07, 02:48 PM
May Allah forgive all our sins, those we were aware of and those we did out of ignorance. May Allah protect us from the punishment of the grave. Ultimately may Allah make us among the people of Paradise who join the highest of companions. Ameen.
Ameen!!!
what about those non muslims who's good deeds overweigh there bad deeds will they go to jannah,, i know for muslims itf there good deeds overweiugh bad they will enter jannah.. is it same for the non muslims.?
muslimlearner
22-01-07, 03:03 PM
No, he means if Allah did not forgive some of your sins, this punishment (in the grave) will be expiation for those sins.
May Allah forgive all our sins, those we were aware of and those we did out of ignorance. May Allah protect us from the punishment of the grave. Ultimately may Allah make us among the people of Paradise who join the highest of companions. Ameen.
oh right!:D :D
what about those non muslims who's good deeds overweigh there bad deeds will they go to jannah,, i know for muslims itf there good deeds overweiugh bad they will enter jannah.. is it same for the non muslims.?
no non muslim will enter paradise, even if they have more good deeds than bad. Because their good deeds were not done for the sake of Allah(swt), therefore it's fruitless.
jazakalla khair for answering i wanted to ask that question for long time to someone...!!
M. Siddiqi
22-01-07, 03:12 PM
what about those non muslims who's good deeds overweigh there bad deeds will they go to jannah,, i know for muslims itf there good deeds overweiugh bad they will enter jannah.. is it same for the non muslims.?
No kaffir enters jannah except as Allah wills.
It is not true that Muslims are granted jannah because of any deed. It is because of iman, taqwa, yaqeen, etc. Don't trick yourself into thinking that, it is from shaitan. This why the best way of thinking when doing a good deed is to do is to please Allah and not for the reward.
We do not deserve one bit of Allah's rahma, we deserve eternal jahannam.
Abdulah
22-01-07, 06:24 PM
edit - sorry i was meant to post in the Jinn thread but by accident asked it here.
i read on askimam.con that when a person dies they angles ask him or her three question ,one who is your lord? two what is your religion? three who is muhammed? and if they answer all these right they will be rest peacefully like a bride and another site it said they will rest peacefully like a groom. yes and in surah al araf allah says one who has more good deeds then sins will enter jannah plus i heard that of course when ppl do good deeds for allah they will be rewarded in this world and the next inshallah cuz allah tells ppl to do good deeds and if one obeys allah they will be successful and of course get reward for it inshallah.
what about those non muslims who's good deeds overweigh there bad deeds will they go to jannah,, i know for muslims itf there good deeds overweiugh bad they will enter jannah.. is it same for the non muslims.?
all good deeds disbleivers have, they will get all their rewards for it in this world, disbelivers have nothing for them in the next world
No kaffir enters jannah except as Allah wills.
It is not true that Muslims are granted jannah because of any deed. It is because of iman, taqwa, yaqeen, etc. Don't trick yourself into thinking that, it is from shaitan. This why the best way of thinking when doing a good deed is to do is to please Allah and not for the reward.
We do not deserve one bit of Allah's rahma, we deserve eternal jahannam.
ah sorry my brother or elder asalam-alakum-warakmatulah-wabarkatuh i have learned that judging where people will go after this test is bad deeds not to say i might be wrong but so far i know is that
M. Siddiqi
19-02-07, 12:44 PM
ah sorry my brother or elder asalam-alakum-warakmatulah-wabarkatuh i have learned that judging where people will go after this test is bad deeds not to say i might be wrong but so far i know is that
Wa Alaikum Salam wa Rahmatullahi wa Barakatuhu,
I agree and that was part of what I said.
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