Yusha Evans – Why Will Non-Muslims Go To Hell Q&A

			You spoke about non Muslims choosing to go to the fire of *. Is it not true that God knows about
everything from beforehand? And why can they be blamed for choosing? Isn't it Allah who chose for
them that they will burn in the fire? Oh, how can that be justice? Beautiful question. Beautiful
question. We that's actually is a very good question is today?
		

			Did everyone hear the question? I understand it.
		

			Raise your hand if you didn't hear the question or understand it. Okay, so I will repeat it. The
question was, I said that human beings can willingly choose to go to Hellfire by disobeying God and
doing these things, but doesn't allow the creator already know who will and will not go to heaven or
*, and hasn't that already been ordained? Therefore, how is it that we're making that choice when
that choice has already been made for us? It's a very good question. And it's an issue that within
the religion of Islam, many deviated groups have broken off the mainstream Islam based upon this
issue of predestination, predestination, or
		

			other Okada, predestination. Now, let me explain something to all of you. And this is something that
many Muslims Miss comprehend, and I'm not going to get too deep in it, because I will confuse you
and probably me and everybody else. You have shared Haitham here and other resident scholars who are
going to come on here that will answer these questions for you, beautifully, but I will sum it up
for you in a way that you might be able to take it home.
		

			You see, we as human beings don't really concept, or comprehend
		

			some things about God because of our limitation of our minds and our faculties. We look at the world
through the prism of our eyes. Correct? This is how we see the world through the faculty of our
senses, our eyes, our ears, we need them correct? Do we not need our eyes to see? Can you see
without your eyes?
		

			Yes or no? It's a question is actual real questions, not rhetorical. Can you see if I take your eyes
out of your head? No. If I break your eardrums, can you hear? If I cut off your hands, can you
touch? No. You see, we don't look at God like this. We look at Allah is that he sees without the
need of eyes. He's not in need of anything. He hears without the faculty of needing something to
hear. He looks at everything in a way that we can't comprehend. He sees the past, the present and
the future, all very easily. For us, we have to see the world through the prism of time. Can you
watch a movie and see the beginning and the end? At the same time?
		

			As anyone have the capacity to watch a movie and see the beginning and the end at the same time? And
all this in the middle? At the same time? Can you do it? No, you have to watch it from beginning to
end as it progresses. God does not see the world like this. He doesn't see his creation like this.
He sees all of it comprehensively. And he has the most intimate knowledge about things. And I will
tell you about these things. So you will understand this question. The Creator knows everything that
has happened. Everything that has ever happened at any place within existence, he knows it
perfectly, and knows everything about it. Since the thing of time was created since time itself was
		

			incepted. He also knows everything that is presently happening everywhere, perfectly within his
existence and creation. Everything he knows perfect, sleep intimately, even what you're thinking
right now, even what you're feeling, he knows it. Number three, he knows everything that will happen
at every time, every place until there is no such thing called time anymore. That means forever and
ever and ever infinity. He knows all of it. And then also he knows something else, which makes his
knowledge, something we are unable to comprehend. He also knows what will not happen. But if it were
to happen, he knows how it would happen. Correct. He knows what will not happen. Meaning if you were
		

			given three choices in life, to do A, B or C, not only does Allah know which one you will choose,
but he also knows which ones you will not choose but if you chose them how everything would be
different. That's what's called ultimate knowledge that we as human beings can't comprehend.
Therefore, yes, Allah has already written in his book, whether I will go to heaven or *. He wrote
that in his book, before anything existed, that I will be a Muslim and I will go to heaven or *.
That's it. I know that it's a part of my religion. But he did not make that choice for me. He
already knew what I was.
		

			going to do. He knew every choice that would be given in life, and how I would make that choice and
how that choice would determine my life and how I ended it. That's ultimate knowledge. Ultimate
knowledge. It doesn't take away my freewill. It's just the fact that I already knew everything that
I would be doing. And I want to remind all of you of something right now, I want you to leave this
place today, with your head a little bit higher than it was because Islam gave us something called
dignity and honor. And it was given to you long ago, how many of you, in this room have heard of the
first thing that was ever created? And this I'm going to finish? Because we have seven minutes? I
		

			want to finish like this? Because that was a beautiful question to be asked. Because it's all about
what this is about. How many of you in this room know the first thing that was ever created? Raise
your hand.
		

			Sister, I'm gonna get a sister to answer. Yes, sister.
		

			Yes, yes. What's the first thing that was ever created? Ever? a pin? Beautiful. The first thing ever
created was a pin.
		

			That's just beyond our understanding. And that pin was commanded only to do one thing. What was it
commanded to do? Brothers?
		

			Anybody?
		

			First, it was only given one word.
		

			booktube rights? That's it. It was told right? And what did that pen say? Right? What do you want me
to write? A law created a pin that can talk to us. Many things are beyond our understanding can be
created. The pin said What should I write? A lot said write everything that will ever happen from
this point on right at all. And then the Prophet Muhammad peace be upon him said something when he
made his ascension into the heavens. They said I wasn't Raj. He said what?
		

			When he came back, he said, the pin has been lifted, and the ink is dry. In that book that was
writing, from the beginning of time, he said the pin has been lifted and the ink is dry, meaning
it's what is commanded to be done will be done.
		

			I want all of you to think about something today, Muslims in this room, and non Muslims, I want you
to think about this for them.
		

			And the first time I ever thought about this, it really overwhelmed me. And it overwhelms me every
single time I think about it somewhere in that book. And I'm going to tell you something about me.
Somewhere in that book, Allah commanded that pin to write,
		

			you shall Joshua Evans will become a Muslim.
		

			Some somewhere in that book, the creator of all that exists saw something in within the creation of
me
		

			that he valued to the point where he decided that I would be guided to the right path.
		

			Just thinking about that really overwhelms me. Because that was before anything ever existed, called
human beings or any of these worlds existed. Allah wrote in that book, you would be a Muslim, or he
wrote in that book, that you would come here today and hear these words, that means he valued you
enough, the creator favors you enough to place you either as a Muslim or in this gathering. What are
you doing with your life to repay him? What are you doing with your life to repay him, that's
something I didn't ask for. And I didn't do anything to deserve because I had not been created yet.
But for some reason, the creator said, you will be a Muslim, I can't do anything to give that back.
		

			I can't repay that. If you gave me 100 lifetimes. Upon guidance, I would not even come close to
scratching the surface of being able to repay that debt to my Creator. So what do I do? I try every
day to do as much as I can. I try today to do as much as I can tomorrow to do as much as I can. But
it'll never be enough. And this also gets to your question as well. It will never be enough. When I
stand in front of my Creator, on the day of judgment, I will have nothing. Even if I never committed
one sin in my life. I wouldn't have anything that I could show to my creator and say, Here you go, I
deserve paradise. You tell me what I've done that's valuable enough for eternal paradise. Nothing.
		

			Nothing. And the Prophet Muhammad peace be upon him said this himself. He said, Let none of you
think that by doing good you're going to go to Paradise. Don't let your good make you arrogance in
thinking that you deserve anything from Allah. Because if you try to repay a lot for your eyesight,
you couldn't. If you tried to repay him for your air that you breathe, you couldn't if you tried to
repay him for the heart He gave you you couldn't What are you going to do to repay that? What about
the guidance that he gave you to the right path or the ability to be here in this conference today?
What are you going to repeat him with? You can you just try it to the best of your ability and the
		

			companions even ask the question
		

			Peace be upon him in this I finished. They said not even you O Messenger of Allah, not even you,
even your goods not gonna take you to paradise. It's not even me. Not even my good will take me to
paradise Unless what? Anybody know how this ends?
		

			unless God the Creator, Allah is merciful to me. Why would if he committed no sin, mercy of the
Creator is just the fact that I can breathe, the mercy of the Creator is the fact that my heart
beats them, I see that my brain works that I'm alive today is the mercy of the Creator. So unless he
has true mercy upon us and forgives us for what we cannot do to make up what he has given us, none
of us will ever make it. Think about that today that that name, your name was in that book, for a
reason. Try to do everything you can to repay your Creator for it. Because if not, you're a loser,
loser, you're a loser in this life. I don't care how much money you make. You're a loser. If you
		

			miss this point, I don't care how much of a big home you have fancy cars, beautiful wife, beautiful
children. If you miss this, you're a loser.
		

			And this was very clearly stated by the first two human beings that ever existed. They said, Robin
Our Lord,
		

			we have wronged our own souls. Every day we wrong our own soul. Every day we commit sin. They said
Our Lord, we have wronged our own soul. If you don't forgive us and have mercy on us, then indeed we
will be a loser is the reality of life. This is the reality. This is the point. This is the whole
purpose. Allah created you to show who he was. And I want to give you a little small snippet since I
got eight minutes. You have no questions. Okay. I will end then with my last statement
		

			to make it all fit together in a nice little package.