Al-Andalusi on Nostr: Exactly this. In addition, I would like to add that the tranquility and peace of mind ...
Exactly this.
In addition, I would like to add that the tranquility and peace of mind that trusting in Allah’s plans give you is unparalleled.
Knowing that the statement that everyone reaps what they sow is true, and that justice comes sooner or later (it always, without exception, comes), makes you think that, what is the potential punishment or harm that you may inflict compared to the ultimate punishment? Insignificant.
It automatically almost makes you put your heart and mind at ease and saves you grief, bitterness, and mental effort.
In addition, I would like to add that the tranquility and peace of mind that trusting in Allah’s plans give you is unparalleled.
Knowing that the statement that everyone reaps what they sow is true, and that justice comes sooner or later (it always, without exception, comes), makes you think that, what is the potential punishment or harm that you may inflict compared to the ultimate punishment? Insignificant.
It automatically almost makes you put your heart and mind at ease and saves you grief, bitterness, and mental effort.
quoting note16ae…7l7dPremeditated harm is never the answer.
If someone is actively causing harm to you or someone who cannot defend themselves in your physical presence, you have the right to immediate self-defense or defense of others.
If someone hurt you or someone else, and it appears they got away with it, you do not have the right to go back months or years later and intentionally premeditate their harm for a future date.
I believe that justice comes in many forms.
I do not trust in karma. I trust in Allah and the Day of Judgement. I trusted Him long before I knew how to say
"God" in Arabic.
If you live long enough, you may see others who caused you or loved ones harm suffer due to "circumstance" or other issues. It was never a coincidence.
God Almighty is the best planner, guardian, trustee over all things, and disposer of affairs.
The Quran clarifies that even those who "appear" to get away with things do not. You'll see as you read through it for yourself (the whole way through, front to back).
It's scary to know what will happen to unrepentant people who appear to get away with the harm they purposely inflicted on others.
It is not wise to add to your own guilt by engaging in premeditated harm to individuals because you don't see the plans Allah has for them.
