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Original post by ko111
nope it's probable that you will enter heaven but still not certain.

it basically means you passed the first test..


Im still not too sure about this tbh. I've seen soo many people say things like some people will know whether they go to hell or not in their graves :dontknow:

But can we really say for 100% where we will be before judgement day? :dontknow:

If someone could clarify, that'd be good

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Original post by ThatMuslimGuy
Hehe feel free to make a thread. :colone:


I have almost finished writing a response to Hamza's video, but my reply is huge >_< I tried to be as terse as possible but there were too many points in his video that annoyed me :tongue:
Original post by Incredible97
AsalaamAlaikum :smile:




WalaikumAsalaam :smile:

Subhanallah Great post :yy:

Thank you for sharing
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Original post by ImNotMe
I didn't believe in anything to do with religion and was very 'vocal' about it too; until a college acquaintance introduced (technically re-introduced) me to Islam about 3/4 years ago. Instead of judging me for my sins, he took me to the Friday prayer which sparked an interest! And here we are today Alhamdulillah!


Masha Allah. That's great to hear :smile:

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Original post by accretion disk
Always be grateful :yes:

He who does not thank the people does not thank allah

Abu Hurayra reported that the Prophet, may Allah bless him and grant him peace, said, "Allah does not thank the person who does not thank people."

Grade: sahih (al-albani)

Al-adab al-mufrad 218


JazakAllah for this Hadith, glad you cleared that up for me :smile: Although, I still have a little bit of doubt between the Islamic concept of thanking people and the western meaning of 'thank you'.
Original post by Incredible97
AsalaamAlaikum :smile:



:yy:

Walaykumasalaam all
I have an exam tomorrow :colondollar:
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Original post by accretion disk
Im still not too sure about this tbh. I've seen soo many people say things like some people will know whether they go to hell or not in their graves :dontknow:

But can we really say for 100% where we will be before judgement day? :dontknow:

If someone could clarify, that'd be good

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simple answer: no one knows until yawm ul qiyamah...
Original post by Mary562
I have an exam tomorrow :colondollar:


Good luck!
Original post by ImNotMe
JazakAllah for this Hadith, glad you cleared that up for me :smile: Although, I still have a little bit of doubt between the Islamic concept of thanking people and the western meaning of 'thank you'.


Perhaps the tafseer of 'Alhamdulillahi Rabb al-Aalameen' (Praise is for Allah, the Rabb of the Aalameen) would clear things up.

The phrase, ‘Alhamdulillah is an all inclusive phrase, it is not merely a declaration of thanks---since thanking does not require nor imply praise---rather it contains a greater meaning. Ibrahim alayhi as-salaam thanked his father because Allah commanded him to do so, but he did not praise him. Allah is worthy of being praised and thanked at the same time. Therefore, in the phrase, ‘Alhamdulillah,’ praise and thanks are combined.

Hence, an accurate translation of that part of the ayah would be, “All praise and thanks be to Allah.” Note, that the verbal-noun ‘praise’ is mentioned here as a noun and not a verb (e.g.praise Allah). This subtle feature implies permanence, as nouns imply permanence and verb simply time-constraints and temporariness. And this is appropriate because the praise of Allah is timeless, it was there before we were here, it is here now, and will remain here after us. So when we say, ‘Alhamdulillah,’ we are declaring that all praise and thanks are for Allah, and they are independent of us.


Source: http://ia601200.us.archive.org/8/items/Linguisticmiracle.comTafsirNotes-Bayyinah.tvnoumanAliKhan/1-SurahAlFatihatheOpening-linguisticmiracle.pdf
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Original post by Mary562
I have an exam tomorrow :colondollar:


May Allah help you. :smile:
Original post by Mary562
I have an exam tomorrow :colondollar:


Inshallah you will nail your exam

Good luck Sis
Original post by Mary562
I have an exam tomorrow :colondollar:


Insha Allah it goes well!

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Original post by FlareBlitz96
I would love to see atheists debate this:colondollar:


I think they already have haha.
http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showthread.php?t=2549356
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Salaam

http://www.therevival.co.uk/blogs/tpos/grown-decisions

Are these kinds of thoughts that bother guys too? (I'm assuming girls DO think about this kind of stuff...do you?)
Salam ISoc family, hope you are well. This recitation has helped me so so so much, subhanAllah. Please remember me in your du'as.

Original post by Ankabout
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Hello, ankabout.

Are you referring to anyone in particular :pierre:

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Original post by accretion disk
Hello, ankabout.

Are you referring to anyone in particular :pierre:

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Yes and they know who they are.
Original post by Ankabout
Yes and they know who they are.


Right. I wonder who that person is:hmmm:

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