Don’t Expect Justice In This World
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AI Generated Summary ©
The speaker discusses the mercy of Allah and the importance of seeing justice in a world where people can get away. They also mention a court case involving a murdering relative and a belief that justice will come from a specific day. The speaker warns against anyone who is currently experiencing tempering and wonders what's going on their mind and heart.AI Generated Transcript ©
In reality,
part of the mercy of Allah is that
He
penalizes those who deserve to be penalized.
Someone murdered your relative.
The mercy of Allah dictates that you see
justice. That person
needs to face some form of
penalization.
They need to, otherwise people would do what
they want. So it's easy for a person
who is sitting with a good heart has
not really seen the world to say what
was the need of having a prison? What
was the need of having hellfire when Allah
is so merciful?
Yet those who know and they've been through
the mill and they've been robbed and they've
been cheated and deceived, they are waiting for
the day of justice.
Are they not?
They are waiting for the day that Allah
will
serve justice and part of the justice and
mercy of Allah is that those who wronged
you. Don't worry. A day will come when
you will see that justice. In this world,
people can get away.
Today, you have a court case. You don't
even know what's going to happen. Most countries
in the world, there is tempering that goes
on in one way or another, be it
in a greater way or a smaller. So
you may never see justice on earth
from a 4 time. Look at the prophet
Yusuf, alaihis salam and others who were absolutely
innocent, yet they were jailed long term.
What was that?
Would you not like to see justice if
you were jailed long term recently in one
of the countries? A certain brother was jailed
for many, many years, apparently for more than
2 decades
for a murder he did not commit. And
when he was freed, subhanallah, see the smile
on his face. One wonders what's going through
his mind and his heart. May Allah make
it easy for him and his family who
lost him for 20 something years.
My brothers, my sisters, the courts of Allah
are more just than any other courts you
could ever have. And part of the goodness
of being a believer and part of the
earth is to stand firm for justice.
earth is to stand firm for justice.