Al-Hajj 10: It will be said, “This is for what you have been committing before”. Verily, Allah is not unjust to Allah’s servants.
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It will be said, “This is for what you have been committing before”. Verily, Allah is not unjust to Allah’s servants.
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Those who rebel against Allah, those who disbelieve in Allah, those who believe that there is no life other than the life of this world and that they will not be resurrected after death, those who live the life of this world in their own souls, those who turn their backs on Allah, those who have no knowledge of Allah, those who try to turn people away from the path of Allah by following every stubborn devil, those who will be questioned on the Day of Judgment, in the Court-i Kübra, in the presence of Allah (swt), on the Day of Reckoning, when they are questioned, those who see that their place is fire will be addressed as follows It will be said, 'This is the reward for what you did in this world.
(Surely Allah is not unjust to His servants.) Allah, being the Judge of Judges, will not be unjust to any of His creatures, not one iota. Since every iota of good and every iota of evil that people do in this world will be written down, they will be questioned about what they have earned with their own two hands on the Day of Judgment, on the Day of Reckoning, and they will be punished or rewarded.
Therefore, Allah (swt) will not punish or reward His creatures according to His own will and desire. Because Allah loves His servants so much, He wants His servants to obey Him and He wants to reward them and fulfill their every desire in the land of eternal bliss.
Man was created incomplete as a human being. He may commit small sins, knowingly or unknowingly, because his intellect is incomplete. In this case, if a person turns to Allah (swt) and repents, Allah (swt) will forgive the sins of such servants or change them into good deeds. In this respect, Allah does not intend injustice to His servants. All people will be held to account for what they have earned with their own two hands.
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Surah Al-Hajj, verse 10. "That is because of what you did before," it will be said; surely Allah is not unjust to His servants. Yes, how beautifully the verses all confirm one another. And what does He say in a verse? In one verse He says: Today no one will be wronged, and everyone will be given in full what he earned, as the return of his own two hands. Yes, it is precisely those who deny Allah, who, believing that there is no life other than worldly life and that they will not be raised again after death, live worldly life as their nafs wishes, who turn their backs on Allah, who, though they have no knowledge about Allah, follow every stubborn devil and try to turn people away from Allah's path — on the Day of Judgment, at the great court, in the presence of Allah Almighty, on that Day of Reckoning, when they are questioned and see that their place is the Fire, they will be addressed thus, they will be addressed like this: It will be said: This is the return for what you did in the world.
Surely Allah will not be unjust to His servants. Allah Almighty, as the Judge of judges, will not do any of His creatures even an atom's weight of injustice. Since every atom's weight of good and every atom's weight of things people did in their worldly life will be recorded — what does Allah Almighty say? In the worldly life since every atom's weight of good and every atom's weight of things they did will be recorded, people, as the return of what their own two hands earned, on the Day of Judgment, in the hereafter, on that Day of Reckoning, will be questioned about these. They will either be punished or (?).
If the good they did is greater, Allah Almighty will say to them: You did what I told you, today I reward you — and will send them to Paradise. And to the other: You always went outside what I told you, you deified your own nafs, you turned your back on Me; come, today your place is over there, He says. Where is over there? It is Hell, what an evil bed. Therefore Allah Almighty, using His own will, will not punish His creatures according to His own wish and desire, nor (?) them. Because Allah loves His servants so much, Allah wants, through His servants' obedience to Him, to (?) them and, in the abode of eternal bliss, fulfill their every wish.
As a human being, man was created (?). Surely, since his understanding falls short, he may commit small sins knowingly or unknowingly. In this case, if a person turns to Allah Almighty and repents, Allah forgives such servants their sins or turns them into good deeds. Therefore Allah does not intend injustice to His servants. All people will be called to account for what their own two hands have earned.