Mufti Menk – Leave It In The Hands Of Allah
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The speaker discusses the potential consequences of the actions of Allah, including his actions and predictions. He warns of the potential consequences of those who do not believe Allah's actions and the potential for harm to others. The speaker also mentions the difficulty of navigating the situation and the need for people to be truthful to themselves.
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That's very interesting. My sister, I wanna tell
you something. It's easy to say things. I
know of 2 opinions. I know of 2
scholarly opinions.
Some will say, they're in *. Some will
say, well, you don't know where they're gonna
go. I wanna tell you something
that's,
inshallah, will help you.
Do you believe Allah is just? Do you
believe Allah is kind? Do you believe Allah
is merciful? Do you believe Allah knows what
he's doing? Do you believe Allah has greater
mercy
than any one of us can have? Do
you believe that Allah almighty
will always do the best? Leave it in
the hands of Allah.
Have good hope and leave it in the
hands of Allah. Keep trying with them and
inshallah, they will come. Who knows and even
if some of our folks have passed on
Allah alone knows what's going to happen to
them I know there there's evidence in the
Quran that proves that if a person
if a person died in this way, then
hellfire is awaiting them. If a person died
in that way, then they're they're doomed and
so on. Those are warnings from Allah, Subhanahu
Wa Ta'ala, whether or not my folks or
your folks fall or I fall into the
category is left for the day of judgment.
On that day, Allah will decide which category
they fall in, and why they fall into
this way, and why not, and so on.
The deeper debate of
Exactly where they've gone right now or where
they're gonna go and so on You know
what? Leave it for Allah Some people cannot
navigate through it because there is a natural
disbeliever, she's your mother. Your father's your father.
Even if he's a disbeliever, yes, if he's
harming you, you need to save yourself. But
that would be true even if he's a
Muslim, and he's harming you. So
there is that love for me to just
come to you and swipe at you and
tell you, listen, he's in *. That's it.
That's that's a bit of an insensitive way
of wording things.
In fact, I'd rather be truthful to myself
and tell you, let's leave it to the
owner of the day of judgment
to judge. May Allah
make it easy for us. It's a tough
one because we acknowledge what Allah has said
in the Quran. We acknowledge the punishment. We
acknowledge
that heaven and * exist. We acknowledge that
those who've disbelieved and rejected and so on,
whether or not they fall in the category,
leave it to Allah. Leave it to Allah.
Today, we have people easily telling, guys like
me,
this guy's a kafir. I've seen the other
day someone says this guy's a kafir, and
I just laugh it off because you know
what? We're beyond the point where we're affected
by people's little,
comments. You know? I'm thinking to to someone
said,
this guy said this about you. I said,
firstly, who is the guy? Can you explain
to me who he is? What gives him
a qualification
to rule what's in my own heart?
What gives you a qualification to decide
what's in my heart? So if you don't
have a qualification to decide what's in my
heart, how can anyone of us
decide what's in the hearts of another person?
Who knows? Who knows? Allah alone knows. It's
a tough one, my sister. May Allah make
it easy for you and grant goodness and
ease and may Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala guide
your folks to the straightest path and may
Allah Almighty make them closer to Allah
than
you and I. I mean