The example of the believer, the unbeliever and the hypocrite is that of three people who arrived at a valley. One of them descended and passed through to the other side. One of them descended until he reached half way, when the third man on the edge of the valley called to him, “Woe to you, where are you going? You will die. Come back.” The man who made it to the other side called to him, “Come and be saved.” So [the man in the middle of the valley] kept looking back and forth at the two [on each side of the valley], when a flood came into the valley and drowned him. The man who passed through to the other side is the believer; the one who drowned is the munâfiq (hypocrite) – ‘Abdullâh b. Mas’ûd – Allâh be pleased with him
very thoughtful .. May Allah save us from all the distractions of this world.
ReplyDeleteSuch an apt description, alhamdulillah.
ReplyDeleteJazakillahu khair.
SubhanAllaah. Amazed at the description. Applies to anyone, anytime. !!
ReplyDeleteHypocrisy is of two types: Major and Minor.
ReplyDeleteMajor characteristics lead to eternal punishment in the lowest depths of the Hell, examples of which are to outwardly display faith in Allah, His Angels, His Books, His Messengers and the Last Day, but inwardly one is devoid of such belief and disbelieves in it. He does not believe that Allah spoke to a Man amongst men who He appointed to be a Messanger; guiding them by His permission and warning them of His punishment.
steps to get out of hypocrisy and become the believer
ReplyDelete>Taubah
>Self correction
>Strong connection with Allah
>Do good deeds only for Allah and not to show people
>Be grateful to Allah for limitless blessings
>Decrease complaints
please write in urdu
ReplyDeletebetter get yourself some english classes =D
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beautifully described mashallah.
ReplyDeletejazakillah for such a important reminder!
ReplyDeleteO Allah save us from the hell fire
ReplyDeleteO Allah save us from the hell fire! Ameen!
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