Mohammed Hijab – If God Is Merciful, Why Eternal Hell

Mohammed Hijab
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The speakers discuss the concept of contract and how it is important for everyone's worldview. They explore the concept of proportionality and explain that it is a lack of proportionality. They also discuss the importance of remembering and reminding people of contracts and how they can be addressed.

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			Why am I talking about contracts? And why am I smart? My dummy version? The reason is this, there is
something which unifies Yes, Western soul and Islamic thought and it is the idea of contract
		
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			is the idea of contract. The Quran says here you will all fall below hoods. Oh, you who believe,
fulfill the contracts. And in liberal theory, one of the underpinning things is gonna make sure that
you fulfill the contract.
		
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			Because it's so obvious that chaos would ensue. This Listen carefully, chaos would ensue if
contracts are not abided by. Imagine you have peace treaties between countries and their revolts
straight away, because contracts are not respected. contracts are important.
		
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			on everyone's worldview, on our worldview, and on their worldview.
		
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			Why is that important? Because imagine?
		
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			Listen carefully.
		
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			What is the consequence, according to them, of
		
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			rupturing a contract?
		
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			You can have anarchy. But usually the law has in place legal consequences. Yes. If the law has been
put in place legal consequences, which can range from prison sentence to finding to death. In the
case of treason, the idea that there should be a consequence attached to a severing of a contract is
universally understood almost, except with advocates and other people, right?
		
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			But imagine this imagine we, as human beings,
		
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			are severing a contract
		
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			with the ultimate source of protection.
		
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			Wait a minute, say that one more time? I don't know how you made that diversion, when you came back
and what you're talking about.
		
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			The ultimate source of protection, we believe is Allah.
		
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			He provides the ultimate source of protection.
		
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			So isn't it the same logic to suppose to postulate to submit to say that if you break the contract
		
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			that was initially in place,
		
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			and that you agreed upon in the primordial states, few sell that contract, there should be a
consequence. And it's within the rights
		
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			of the source of protection to remove that protection from you?
		
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			That's why the question that's usually postulated in these discussions, is if God is so merciful,
		
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			Then why the * exists? Why is he putting the people in the Hellfire?
		
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			What kind of merciful God is that you're putting the people in the Hellfire? What kind of justice is
that?
		
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			The Hellfire
		
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			is an ultimate manifestation
		
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			of the removal of a lot protection from humans.
		
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			The Hellfire is an ultimate manifestation of the removal of a loss protection from human beings.
		
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			And since we agree,
		
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			on the premise that it's
		
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			consequentially justifiable to say
		
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			that protection should no longer be afforded to those who sever the contracts
		
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			contract more problematic to serve other than the one who's providing for you in all aspects and
domains and spheres of life.
		
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			The answer to that question, is
		
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			the people that don't understand the Hellfire and the punishment they're in, are those same people
that don't understand the severity of the contract they have agreed to, and that they were reminded
of
		
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			in this world.
		
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			So you see, he'll make sense now. But someone may argue,
		
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			someone may argue and say, but hold on. No problem. I understand this concept. I understand. Yes.
That's if you sever the contract, there should be consequences. Yeah. If you sever the contract,
there should be consequences. From this perspective, God is within his rights to give
		
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			those consequences.
		
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			So what then about proportionality? For instance, if someone was a calf if, or disbeliever, someone
who severed the contract because whether it is believer,
		
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			a disbeliever is someone caches literally means kafala from the farmer, the farmer.
		
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			Because he's literally covering the truth, like the seed, you coat it with soil. And the truth is
you're covering it with falsehood. And that is the ultimate manifestation of the severing of the
contract.
		
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			But the question of proportionality will come into play, because they'll say, Okay, if they were
disbelievers for three years, or five years, or 10 years or 20 years, then why should they be in the
Hellfire forever?
		
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			And this is a lack of proportionality.
		
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			Yes, it is a lack of proportionality. Well, we say
		
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			to that,
		
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			Who told you
		
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			that time should all be treated equally. And since should be connected to time, inextricably, let me
give an example. And this brother of mine, codable and Lucy, were discussing this, he was giving me
these pointers was a really good example he gave.
		
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			And I like to give him credit for that. He said, for example, if someone takes out a knife,
		
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			and he stabbed someone goes straight for the juggler and kills the person in three seconds. Yes. If
someone does that in three seconds,
		
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			should they be punished for three seconds?
		
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			On this logic, there should be Why not?
		
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			Three seconds, you only were transgressing for three seconds. So go into prison for three seconds,
we'll do this we'll go to Delphi for three seconds. No, clearly, there's a problem with equating
time here. So the idea is,
		
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			or the Association of partners with a law is valued, so epistemically high, and the ranking of
crimes, because he is the ultimate,
		
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			ultimate rupturing of the most important contracts, not even doing it for one second.
		
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			Even believing in that, and doing it for one second, it's conceivable for one second, two seconds,
five seconds, and you die upon it. And those are the last five seconds, that you will be in eternal
punishment in the hellfire.
		
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			And that is logically rationally justifiable on both worldviews because
		
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			to understand
		
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			a law
		
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			and
		
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			we must understand shift,
		
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			and how dark and horrible and evil and grotesque and disgusting
		
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			this crime is, out there someone
		
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			redirects,
		
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			that veneration they love that all that hope.
		
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			From the one who's offering all sorts of
		
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			sources of protection from
		
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			Who is
		
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			this is the most problematic, and egregious.
		
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			And the most vile of crimes, any human being can do.
		
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			was,
		
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			was the murder was the *. There's nothing worse than that.
		
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			Why is mother wrong?
		
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			Because it's an ultimate violation of someone's right to life.
		
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			Why is * wrong? Because it's an ultimate violation of a man or a woman's right to dignity and to
decision making in sexual *.
		
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			So why should chrome because it's an ultimate redirection.
		
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			It's an ultimate redirection
		
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			of
		
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			the attitudes, the beliefs and the actions that should be positions to the one who allows them to be
		
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			position to anything in the first place to other than him.
		
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			It's the worst kind of oppression
		
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			shook is the worst kind of oppression