Zakir Naik – With Understanding the Quran Our Sins Become Less
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The speaker explains that drivers with temporary licenses may be penalized with a small fine if they cause accidents, while drivers with permanent licenses may be penalized with a bigger fine. The chances of accidents increase as drivers learn to read and understand the Quran. The speaker uses the example of a person who had 50 accidents in a year, paying a fine of $1,000, and may have 50 accidents in a year if they have a temporary license.
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There are some people who tell me
suppose if you're driving a car, and if
you have a temporary license,
temporary license is a license in India. And
if you have an accident,
the police will give you a small fine.
If you have a permanent license
and if you have an accident,
the police will give you a bigger fine.
Therefore,
if you don't read the Quran, and if
you don't understand the Quran, and if you
make any sin, God will punish you less.
If you understand the Quran,
and then if you commit a sin,
then God will give you double punishment.
You know, very good logic.
Why do I understand the Quran?
I told this brother, for sake of argument,
I agree with you. But the point to
be noted is that if a person
who has a permanent license,
in 1 year, the chances
he'll have an accident is maybe 1.
But a person who has a temporary license,
who has not learned driving well, the chances
he'll have an accident in one year, maybe
50. So at the end of the year,
the person who has permanent license pays a
fine of 1,000 rupees or $1,000.
And a person
who has a temporary license,
he pays the fine of $50,000.
So if he has an accident once a
year, at the end of the year, he
pays a fine of $2,000.
And a person who has a temporary license,
maybe he left 50 accidents in a year.
At the end of the year, he pays
the fine of $50,000
or 50,000 rupees.