Maryam Amir – Why doesnt God stop them

I have heard people ask, where is Allah? Where is God when children

are being murdered? Right now, in Raza, there are over 700 children

who have been killed. And it's understandable that when we feel

so powerless, we look to whom we know is full of power, the all

powerful, Allah. But I want to show you something

I know that might seem completely unrelated, but would you ever say

that God is the one who didn't stop me from dropping that stuffed

animal? I know it's a benign example, but where are we placing

responsibility and accountability? God created us with free will

given very clear guidelines on how to use that free will for justice

and the protection of innocent lives. When we put the onus of

responsibility on God, on Allah, we then also absolve full

responsibility from the murderers, the perpetrators. There is a

reason why we have a day of judgment. A function of the Day of

Judgment is to give full justice to those who never receive justice

that no matter how many courts try someone who is responsible for

genocide and war crimes and apartheid and occupation and

everything else, it will never be. There's no punishment that could

ever suffice the amount of people, of innocent civilians that have

been harmed and killed and murdered and murdered and

massacred and displaced. In the Quran, there's a verse that says,

Do not think that God is unaware of what the oppressors or the

wrongdoers do, that he is just giving them biding their time

until a day when there will be horrors. I know it's hard to hold

on to faith when there's so much pain, but listen to a woman from

Russia speaking about herself and her child, Allah Abu Asmaa,

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you can hear bombs in the background of that voice note.

It's not the people there who are suffering, who are asking, Where

is God? It's all of us who are watching from the comfort of our

homes. So remember to put the blame of accountability on the

oppressor. Know that there's a day of judgment for a reason, and ask

ourselves, what are we doing when we have the power and the

privilege to make a difference? You