You cried. You begged. You made dua after dua asking Allah ﷻ for something you were certain you needed. And He said no. Years later, when you see what that thing would have cost you, you’ll fall in sajdah thanking Him for protecting you from what you thought you wanted.
You’ll stand for 50,000 years on Judgment Day. The sun will be brought so close—one mile away—that people will melt in its heat. And you’ll sweat according to your deeds. For some, the sweat will reach their ankles. For others, their knees. Their waist. Their mouth. Some will drown in their own sweat—suffocating, drowning, for thousands of years. But seven categories of people will be under the shade of Allah’s Throne. The only shade that day. The question that should terrify you: Which group will you be in?
They would hear one verse of the Quran and fall unconscious. They would remember death and weep for days. They would pray until their feet swelled and bled. They feared Allah so intensely that their bodies broke from it. You fear missing a TV show more than you fear missing Fajr. They took Islam seriously. You treat it like a hobby. What happened to the Ummah?
Your mother is crying. Your father is hurt. You think it doesn’t matter because they’ll forgive you eventually. But what you don’t realize is that their dua against you—made in a moment of pain—has already reached Allah. And on the Day of Judgment, they won’t just forgive and forget. They’ll testify. About every harsh word. Every disrespectful look. Every time you chose your phone over their call.
They threw stones at him until his shoes filled with blood. They starved him and his family for three years. They drove him from his home. And when Jibreel عليه السلام offered to destroy them all, Prophet Muhammad ﷺ said no. This is the story of suffering you’ve never truly understood—and it will break you.
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