How do you react/feel to the suffering/deaths of non-muslims?

They are not your problem.

Bro TWDT, you act like a modern day lost cause lately.

On the day of judgement - you will run away from your Mother and Father and try to save yourself.

You won't care for even your loved ones. Yet here you are - making a case for non believers? I find that real entertaining.

Seriously bro,

FIX UP.

Scimi

format_quote Originally Posted by TDWT

Listen man, hear me out. When you see all these muslims dying in syria or myanmar, they are your problem, right? When you see them suffering, you can find solace that they die muslim and go to paradise, right?

They are my concern but not my problem. Allah has given the suffering Muslims of Burma and Palestine etc the best of rewards in the hereafter and I wish I were in their place - perspective is everything.

I'm concerned that they are suffering this life while they get the next with ease while I have ease in this life and will be judged due to it.

What's your take? Forget yourself and worry about things you got no control over?

Instead how about trying to recognise the flaw in your emotion led ideas about non Muslims?

They are not your concern, honestly - take your concern to them directly and see how you are met with mockery because you care. You are attempting to care for people who do not care about their soul... why are you wasting your thinking time over them?

It just doesn't make any sense to me as a Muslim.

Scimi

Why would you care for someone, who doesn't care about himself? Hm....

Anyways, find solace in that Allah is the most Merciful, and that you will leave your mother, father, brothers, on the Day of Judgment.

Allahu alam.

Regarding point 1) correct

Regarding point 2) you have no control over their choices - they have free will and it falls under the will of Allah who let's them be disbelievers in Islamic monotheism

format_quote Originally Posted by czgibson

Greetings,



All human life is equally valuable. Denying this perpetuates hatred and division.

Peace

I don't deny that - but caring for a people who do not care for your concern is wasteful.

This does not promote hatred - just indifference - that's the difference.

To them be their way

To me be mine

Scimi

format_quote Originally Posted by Simple_Person

If a person of another faith dies, being atheist, agnostic, Jew, Hindu, Buddhist, Christian you name it.. all i hope for them is that they have died upon believing in 1 Creator, without doing shirk. Have respect for them and their burial, as they were also children of Adam(as) but that's it nothing more.

Ridiculous.

Hindu's Buddhists, Agnostics, Jews, Christians, you name it - do not believe that Muhammad pbuh is the final messenger of Allah - and so - you would be wrong.

The ticket to jannah is what? Shahadah. Declaration Of Faith - and those groups do not declare what we do.

So keep wishing in that bubble of yours lol.

How can you write such drivel bro?

Scimi

format_quote Originally Posted by TDWT

This is related to a thread of mine I posted, but when a muslim dies/suffering, I guess there is solace that paradise is for them, but what is the case for non-muslims? Again, something I am still struggling with actually?

seeing the janaza of non Muslim molana yusuf kandhalwi rh, 2nd ameer or tablighi jamat would weep that he had died without iman and it's our fault for not reaching him dawah of iman and Islam.

format_quote Originally Posted by azc

seeing the janaza of non Muslim molana yusuf kandhalwi rh, 2nd ameer or tablighi jamat would weep that he had died without iman and it's our fault for not reaching him dawah of iman and Islam.

I have no idea what you just wrote because it makes no sense.

You need to rephrase lol

Scimi

format_quote Originally Posted by TDWT

Listen man, hear me out. When you see all these muslims dying in syria or myanmar, they are your problem, right? When you see them suffering, you can find solace that they die muslim and go to paradise, right?

if you are really worried for them then start giving your friend dawah of Islam, if they accept, good, if they don't heed, let them go, you've done your duty

format_quote Originally Posted by Muslimah inshal

They are the enemies of Allah and Muhammad (saw) . Some of them know the truth but still don't want to convert

no, every non Muslim is not enemy

format_quote Originally Posted by czgibson

Greetings,All human life is equally valuable. Denying this perpetuates hatred and division.Peace

agree but those who are submissive and obedient to creator of this universe will be given a comfortable life in hereafter... you believe it or not, is your personal matter but as soon as the heart beats stop the reality will be before eyes.

Assalamu Alaikum

format_quote Originally Posted by TDWT

This is related to a thread of mine I posted, but when a muslim dies/suffering, I guess there is solace that paradise is for them, but what is the case for non-muslims? Again, something I am still struggling with actually?

We do not know who goes to jannah or hellfire, EVEN IF they are Muslim. Muslims get a taste of jahannum too, don't they? Or is the mention of jahannum only for play? We're all sinners here.

Secondly as a Muslim one HAS TO have the belief that Allah is the MOST JUST, MOST WISE.
YOU and anyone else will NEVER come close to His attributions. Understand that, internalize it, and never forget it. So whatever empathy or sadness you feel for someone else, it means nothing compared with Allah's attributions and His closeness with His slaves. With that being said, a person's deeds and faith is between them and their Lord. Therefore, it's NONE of your business what happens after they die. They are with their Lord, you cannot and will never be involved in Allah's judgement of another soul.

If you worry about nonbelievers going to jahannum, then do what you can while they are alive. That's incumbent on all of us: to give dawah. But you can't spread the message if you're in this little cloud of yours where your worries are the afterlife of someone else and not your own. You will not even think of anyone else comes judgement day. You'd be blessed if you're still sane.

format_quote Originally Posted by Scimitar

Regarding point 1) correctRegarding point 2) you have no control over their choices - they have free will and it falls under the will of Allah who let's them be disbelievers in Islamic monotheism

but we assigned to perform the duty and onus as a daee as well