Suleiman Hani – Paradise #4 – The Last Person to Enter Paradise

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The transcript describes the history of the Hadith and subsequent events of the previous night. The act of violence involves a woman who is punished and killed by the Prophet sallua, and is encouraged by the operator to ask for anything she wants. The Prophet reminds her of the importance of being sincere and humble in achieving Jannah's highest levels.

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			Did you ever hear the Hadith about the last man to enter Jannah the Prophet salallahu alayhi salam
told us about this last individual who is brought out of the hellfire and entered into paradise and
there's a beautiful conversation. One of the most captivating conversations that takes place between
this man and ALLAH SubhanA wa Tada. So as mentioned by a number of companions, a number of scholars
have commented on this beautiful Hadith. And here's specifically the narration of Abdullah bin
Massoud while the long run, he reported that the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam told us about
this man. So the profanity salatu salam said the following, so pay attention to this beautiful
		
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			story. The last person to enter Jannah will be a man who will walk a little, staggered a little and
then be touched by the fire once meaning the man is leaving the Hellfire he was punished or purified
for something. We don't know what it was, but he's the last person to leave the hellfire and enter
Jannah once he's passed the fire, meaning he's beyond it, he's going to turn to it. And then he's
going to say to Baraka, leadin Adjani mink, bless it be he who saved me from you, the man is really
happy. And then he says this, Allah subhanaw taala has given me something that he did not give to
anyone of the earlier and later generations. The man thinks he's the luckiest person alive. Why?
		
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			Because he loves the hellfire. And then a tree will be raised up for this man he will see it and he
will say, Oh Allah, my Lord, bring me closer to this tree, so that I may enjoy it shade and drink of
its water. Allah subhanaw taala will say to him or son of Adam, perhaps if I grant you this, you
will ask me for something else. The man will say no, Oh Allah, I promise that I will not ask for
anything else. Allah subhanaw taala excuses the man because he is seeing something that he has no
patience to resist. So Allah will bring him closer to it. The man will enjoy shade and drink from
the water that is nearby, and then another tree better than the first will be raised up for him. And
		
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			the same conversation Oh Allah bring me closer to this tree so that I can drink from its water,
enjoy its shade, and then I will not ask you for anything else. Allah subhanaw taala say, Oh, son of
Adam, did you not promise me that you would not ask me for anything else. Perhaps if I bring you
closer to this tree, you're going to ask for more. So the man will promise not to ask for anything
else. And Allah will excuse the man, because he's seeing something that he has no patience to
resist. So he'll bring him closer, he'll enjoy the shade and drink its water. And then a third tree
will be raised up. This one is further down and it's closer to the gate of Jana. And it will be
		
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			better than the first to the man will say Oh my Lord, bring me closer to this so that it may enjoy
chain and drink its water and I will not ask for anything else. Allah will say, Oh, son of Adam, did
you not promise me that you would not ask me for anything else? And he'll say yes. Oh my Lord, I
will not ask you for anything else. Allah subhanaw taala will excuse the man because he is seeing
something which he has no patience to resist meaning asking for it. So Allah will bring him closer
to it. Now, when he's brought close to it, the Prophet sallallahu Sallam tells us He will hear the
voices of the people of Jana. And then the man will say, Oh my lord, admit to admit me to paradise.
		
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			admit me to Jana. Allah will say Oh, son of Adam, what do you want so that you will never ask me for
anything else? Will it please you if I give you a dunya the world and as much again many twice over?
The man will say Oh Allah, are you making fun of me when you're the Lord of the worlds you are
rumble Alameen even my throat smiled and he said, Why don't you ask me? Well, I'm smiling. They
asked him, he said, Because the Prophet sallallahu Sallam smiled, they asked Why are you smiling ya
rasool Allah. He said, Because Allah subhanaw taala The Lord of the worlds will smile in his own
way, when he is asked by the man, are you making fun of me when you're the Lord of the worlds and
		
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			Allah will respond. I'm not making fun of you, but rather I'm able to do whatever I will. In another
report. The Prophet salallahu alayhi salam said, I know the last of the people of the Hellfire who
will be brought forth from it, and the loss of the people of Judah to be to be admitted to it. It is
a man who will emerge from hellfire crawling, and it will be set to him eventually go and enter
Jannah so remember, he is next to it already. He'll come to it and it will be made to appear to this
man as if it's full. Allah subhanaw taala will say going into paradise, the man will come to it once
again, it will appear to be full. So he'll turn around he'll basically say Oh Allah, Oh Lord, I
		
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			found it full. Allah subhanaw taala will say go and enter Jannah he'll come to it, and it will be
made to appear as if it's full. So finally he says oh Lord, I found it to be full. When he finally
enters Jannah Allah subhanaw taala will say to this man, state your wishes. Ask for whatever you
want. The man will begin to express all his wishes. Imagine you're in his position asking asking
asking Allah for everything you want. Until the man runs out of things to ask for he forgets he runs
out. And Allah reminds him of even more meaning the desire of such things the man has lost track
he's asked for so many things already. And then the Hadith says when he gets completely exhausted of
		
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			asking for whatever he wishes and desires, Allah subhanaw taala will then say to this man, you will
have everything you asked for and in one Hadith 10 times what you have
		
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			asked for 10 times a dunya. The narrative said and I saw the Prophet sallallahu alayhi salam smiling
so broadly that his molar teeth could be seen. And he used to say this is the lowest of the people
of Jana in status, I want you to imagine right now you have an opportunity to make dua for just
three minutes, asking Allah for everything that you want. Imagine, after the three minutes you start
to think and you realize very quickly, that you're going to be asking for specific types of things.
And the reality is with Allah subhanaw taala. And in that realm, in the realm of paradise, the
reality is very different. You're asking and you're asking, and you're asking, there's the tangible
		
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			and there's the intangible, there are the physical rewards and the things you cannot describe the
happiness that is eternal, no pain, no sadness ever again, an opportunity to meet Allah subhanaw
taala the opportunity to meet the righteous in a home that is eternal, Your youth will never fade,
you will never experience pain or anxiety or sickness, you will never experience any kind of sadness
or depression in Jannah. You will never be worried about future uncertainties or anxieties or the
unknown. The reality is if this is the lowest of the people of Jannah in status, what about everyone
who comes before him in this life, make a lot of dua, you're asking of Allah. So keep asking and
		
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			raise the status of your DUA by being sincere, humble, consistent, and assuming good of Allah
subhanho wa Taala and do not give up on your dua for every dua makes a difference. So long as you're
not asking for anything prohibited. Make as much dua as you can. And may Allah grant us all the
highest levels of Jannah