alhamdulillah i have made 83000 gold trees of jannah insha allah

[chowmein]

Re: alhamdulillah i have made 83000 gold trees of jannah insha allah

Every one pursues his goal. Compete with each other in performing good deeds. Wherever you are, God will bring you all together. God has power over all things. Quran 2:148

[Miss Foxxy]

Re: alhamdulillah i have made 83000 gold trees of jannah insha allah

Avoiding jealousy means not begrudging people of their possessions, wealth, positions and prosperity. Whereas it is permissible to envy people (to desire to be like them) in religious matters, it is impermissible to be jealous of people in worldly matters

Good deeds should be done with intention - not for attention. There are plenty ways of inviting others to do good and earn a full share of their reward.
Keep your good deeds between you and Allah, people aren't going to provide you with Jannah, only HE can.

[LailaTheMuslim]

Re: alhamdulillah i have made 83000 gold trees of jannah insha allah

Way too many harsh comments. This is not showing off, showing off would be to tell people before you did the deed, she has already made her intention and done so. When I saw this title I thought the sister was trying to encourage us. Lets remember that Islam teaches us not to be suspicious and say good or nothing at all.

[Miss Foxxy]

Re: alhamdulillah i have made 83000 gold trees of jannah insha allah

Every one pursues his goal. Compete with each other in performing good deeds. Wherever you are, God will bring you all together. God has power over all things. Quran 2:148

Competing is fine, encouraged even. The sahabah did the same but they never bragged about it, your intention may be good but the way you putting it out here draws a different picture.

Show us the way of earning these good deeds, then we can all try and compete (reclusively)

[Linkdeutscher]

Re: alhamdulillah i have made 83000 gold trees of jannah insha allah

You don't know whether your deeds were even accepted, son. So a little quick to be bragging about that.

You should always have a balance of fear and hope. You seem to on the extreme end of certainty here. You need more sincerity.

On a second note, son, I am interested in knowing which narrations talk about the reward of a gold tree.

[Saif-Uddin]

Re: alhamdulillah i have made 83000 gold trees of jannah insha allah

Bro just ignore me. Let those who want to know how i earned these rewards from Allah ask me. Or just everyone else ignore me. :jkk:

You've nullified your deeds, and have been shown the error you made, yet you won't accept your blunder even when a hadith is shown to you correcting you,

This oride/arrogance that you have has only one destination,

I advise you to Fear Allah عز و جل and learn from your mistakes, and give up showing off,

[chowmein]

Re: alhamdulillah i have made 83000 gold trees of jannah insha allah

You don't know whether your deeds were even accepted, son. So a little quick to be bragging about that.

You should always have a balance of fear and hope. You seem to on the extreme end of certainty here. You need more sincerity.

On a second note, son, I am interested in knowing which narrations talk about the reward of a gold tree.

Bro im currently cannot give you references but there are some hadith that mention trees being 100-500 year in size and gold as well.

[chowmein]

Re: alhamdulillah i have made 83000 gold trees of jannah insha allah

All you have to say is subahanallah alhamdullilah lailahaillah allah and allahu akbar

[abdulsidd]

Re: alhamdulillah i have made 83000 gold trees of jannah insha allah

You've nullified your deeds, and have been shown the error you made, yet you won't accept your blunder even when a hadith is shown to you correcting you,

This oride/arrogance that you have has only one destination,

I advise you to Fear Allah عز و جل and learn from your mistakes, and give up showing off,

The arrogance seems to be on your part. How do you know that he has nullified his deeds? Who are you to judge in this matter? Allah knows his intention and there is nothing wrong with publicizing some of your good deeds as encouragement for others. Just because a person publicly announces that he has done something, does not automatically mean that he is showing off.

There are many instances of the salaf saying that they do such and such zikr so many times or some other deed as a learning moment and encouragement for others.

[Saif-Uddin]

Re: alhamdulillah i have made 83000 gold trees of jannah insha allah

The arrogance seems to be on your part. How do you know that he has nullified his deeds? Who are you to judge in this matter? Allah knows his intention and there is nothing wrong with publicizing some of your good deeds as encouragement for others. Just because a person publicly announces that he has done something, does not automatically mean that he is showing off.

There are many instances of the salaf saying that they do such and such zikr so many times or some other deed as a learning moment and encouragement for others.

Bragging about deeds and showing off nullifies our good deeds.

Next time read before trying to act the hero.

Secondly we judge by the apparent,

Evil deeds cannot be Justified with "Good" intentions,

[abdulsidd]

Re: alhamdulillah i have made 83000 gold trees of jannah insha allah

Bragging about deeds and showing off nullifies our good deeds.

Next time read before trying to act the hero.

Secondly we judge by the apparent,

Evil deeds cannot be Justified with "Good" intentions,

Firstly, according to the brother's own admission, he did not post this to brag, but rather to encourage others. So if you need to judge, then judge by what is apparent, rather than some negative assumptions about another Muslim.

Secondly, there is no need to judge in this case and you have no authority to judge in this case. This is not a criminal case, nor does it affect anyone else, nor does it bring into doubt the Iman and Islam of the brother. And there is no punishment prescribed in the Shariah for this. Besides, you are not a judge or ruler that you should be passing judgements. This is an act of worship between the brother and his Lord, and Allah alone will judge the acceptance or nullification of this deed with full knowledge of the brother's intention. Who are you to take the place of Allah in making a judgement on this matter?

Thirdly, you are being harsh upon a Muslim with no just cause. A simple 'that's good, but be careful about nullifying your deeds due to showing off', would have sufficed. I advise you to fear Allah and give up your arrogance. Apologize to the brother and try to make excuses for your brothers in the future.

[Saif-Uddin]

Re: alhamdulillah i have made 83000 gold trees of jannah insha allah

Firstly, according to the brother's own admission, he did not post this to brag, but rather to encourage others. So if you need to judge, then judge by what is apparent, rather than some negative assumptions about another Muslim.

Secondly, there is no need to judge in this case and you have no authority to judge in this case. This is not a criminal case, nor does it affect anyone else, nor does it bring into doubt the Iman and Islam of the brother. And there is no punishment prescribed in the Shariah for this. Besides, you are not a judge or ruler that you should be passing judgements. This is an act of worship between the brother and his Lord, and Allah alone will judge the acceptance or nullification of this deed with full knowledge of the brother's intention. Who are you to take the place of Allah in making a judgement on this matter?

Thirdly, you are being harsh upon a Muslim with no just cause. A simple 'that's good, but be careful about nullifying your deeds due to showing off', would have sufficed. I advise you to fear Allah and give up your arrogance. Apologize to the brother and try to make excuses for your brothers in the future.

Actions speak louder than words,

Like I said before, we judge by the apparent,

Abdullah ibn Utbah reported: I heard Umar ibn Al-Khattab, may Allah be pleased with him, say, “Verily, in the time of the Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings be upon him, the people would be judged by revelation, but the revelation has ended. Now we judge you according to your outward deeds. Whoever shows us good, we will trust him and favor him and it is not for us to judge his inner secrets, for Allah will hold him accountable for those. Whoever shows us evil, then we will not trust him or believe in him even if he claims his intention is good.”

(Sahih Al-Bukhari 2498)

[Tide2006]

Re: alhamdulillah i have made 83000 gold trees of jannah insha allah

No arguing is needed. He probably went the wrong route in trying to encourage others. Instead of saying "I did this". he could have said, "a good way to earn this reward is to do ...this".

But I will just leave these here (I have not watched any of them but I am sure they are good)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v4N-1lJ-6HA

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9b9TkO6T6vM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xjn7M_woIjo

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AUM3l7IpeDc