Will I Remember Any Of The Pain And Suffering In Jannah
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May Allah (SWT) grant us all Jannah, Ameen. We all go through hardships in this life. Will one remember any of their hardships, pains and sufferings of this life when they are in Paradise?
Shaykh Sueliman Hani answers.
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Speaker 1 discusses the importance of keeping in mind the negative emotions and struggles that come with gender, as it is a place of relaxation and perfection. He uses the example of the Prophet sallali alayhi being allamated and the man who is destined for Easter, as an example of how suffering and hardship can be a powerful indicator of success. He emphasizes that everyone must grant their spiritual guidance before they reach heaven.AI Generated Transcript ©
Will I remember the pain of my worldly sufferings in paradise?
One of the important concepts to keep in mind is that there is no hardship there is no pain, there's no anxiety, there's no stress in paradise there are no ill or negative feelings in gender. Why is this important to keep in mind because gender is a place of pure relaxation and happiness and perfection. Therefore, one of the things to keep in mind is the famous report and I will try to summarize, in which Imam Muslim mentioned that the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wasallam informed us about the man who is destined for paradise. But this person went through more misery and pain and hardships than anyone else in this world. On the day of judgment, they are dipped, one dip into
paradise, when they are removed. Think of the baggage, the pain, the memory, the trauma that they must have carried with all of these years of hardships. But when they are removed from Paradise, a law asks, oh, son of Adam, have you ever experienced any hardship? And the person responds, no oil law, I have never experienced any hardship. I have never experienced any misery. What does this tell us? In other words, one dip into paradise removes every moment of pain, and every memory of suffering and hardship of this world. Therefore, Paradise is worth every moment of patience in this life, not for a moment, not for a dip, but rather for the believers. When they enter they, they
enter eternally, and there's no leaving paradise after that there is no pain after that. So whether we live for 100 years or 1000 years, Jen is worth every moment of patience and striving for it. And we ask a lot to grant us the highest levels of Paradise and the highest levels of patience in this world before we reach paradise and Allah knows best