I heard that kufr means covering the truth or something like that! what about a person who konws that islam is the truth .. and believes that there is allah and mohammad is his messenger ... but drinks commits adultry doesnt pray or fast and doesn't know nyting bout islam , (not talkin bout myself btw lol) ... is he/she considered kafir?
one more thing ... bout people who never heard of somehting called islam .. or heard about it ,but never got to know it .. do they go to hell ? i think alot of people around the world hear the word islam and muslim thru the media or wtever .. and they die without knwin what its about ... do you think allaah will punish them for not seekin the truth ?
A kafir is a disbeliver, a person who deny's the existence of Allah s.w.a, his angels, books, life after death...etc
To call a muslim a kafir is wrong. Allah s.w.a knows best but some hadiths do compare a bad muslim with a kafir if he/she committs sins. And yes all disbelivers (except for infants :rose will go to hell, Allah s.w.a knows best
“Whoever puts his trust in Allah, sufficient is Allah for him.”
In The Name of Allah, Most Gracious, Most Merciful.
All praise and thanks are due to Allah, and peace and blessings be upon His Messenger.
“Disbelief or (Kufr) is the opposite or antonym of belief. Belief or (Iman) is a hearty act with consists of believing in the Existence of Allah, His Oneness, and His absolute right to be the only one worshiped and obeyed. When this belief exists, it results in an Islamic conduct in accordance with the Divine Law.
In the Qur'an and the Sunnah of the Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him, we are taught that it is natural that a Muslim may commit a sin. It is also well-known that sins are of different types, major, minor and the rest of sins are in between.
In the past and still in the present, some Muslims regard a Muslim who commits a major sin as Kafir. This was the opinion of the Kharijites. However the Ahl al-Sunnah wal-Jama`ah believe that a person who commits a major sin is Fasiq or sinful unless he deems it Halal or lawful.
But if he committed it saying that he knows it is Haram but he is forced to do so because of some reason he is not Kafir as he does not deem it Halal to do so. But if he commits the major crime claiming that it is Halal and that Allah did not forbid it then he is Kafir.
A kafir is a disbeliver, a person who deny's the existence of Allah s.w.a, his angels, books, life after death...etc
To call a muslim a kafir is wrong. Allah s.w.a knows best but some hadiths do compare a bad muslim with a kafir if he/she committs sins. And yes all disbelivers (except for infants :rose will go to hell, Allah s.w.a knows best
hello sister!
so a person who commits all those sinful things i mentioned is still called muslim ? only because they believe theres allah? don't you take ur book in akhera and ur deeds will be scaled... if you commited more sins you will be put in hell?? sorry sister please explain to me how we're exactly judged in akhera, im confused regarding this :S:S ...
If a muslim has sins on the day of judgement; Allaah Almighty can choose to forgive that person, or that person will go to hell till they are purified of the sins [till they have had their punishment] for the sins they have commited.
After this - they will go to jannah insha'Allaah.
You might want to listen to some excellent lectures on the hereafter from the following link insha'Allaah:
I heard that kufr means covering the truth or something like that!
There are different kinds of kufr.
what about a person who konws that islam is the truth .. and believes that there is allah and mohammad is his messenger ... but drinks commits adultry doesnt pray or fast and doesn't know nyting bout islam , (not talkin bout myself btw lol) ... is he/she considered kafir?
A sinful Muslim is considered a fasiq (sinner), not a kafir, but because you mentioned the fact that they don't pray there is some difference of opinion. Someone who abandons prayer is said by some scholars to be a kafir, while others state he is a major sinner.
one more thing ... bout people who never heard of somehting called islam .. or heard about it ,but never got to know it .. do they go to hell ?
i think alot of people around the world hear the word islam and muslim thru the media or wtever .. and they die without knwin what its about ... do you think allaah will punish them for not seekin the truth ?
Allah swt will judge them according to their individual circumstances. It is not for us to decide their fate.
The Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) said: "Surely I was sent to perfect the qualities of righteous character" [Musnad Ahmad, Muwatta Mâlik]
I've heard this in the lecture by imam anwar al-awlaki (its in the link i posted above.)
A believer will get tested and tried throughout their life because these trials and tribulations will be the reason for the expiation (getting rid) of their sins.
If the believers sins are not forgiven in this life (maybe due to excessive sinning) then they will go through the pain of death, and this pain may also be an expiation for their sins.
If they still have sins, then they will be put through the torment of the grave.
If they still have sins, the terror of the day of judgement may be an expiation for their sins.
If they still have sins after all this, they may be thrown into the hellfire until their sins are ridden of completely.
The reason why a person has to go through all these trials is because no-one can enter paradise unless they are pure of sins.
From the situations above, the more sins a person has - the harder the trial/torment will get
(i.e. the torment of the grave will be worser than the punishments in this life, and the terror of the day of judgement will be worser than the punishment of the grave etc. each is tougher than the other, that is the reason muslims have the most trials in this world [like you might see around the world right now.] because Allaah wants to remove the hardships for the believers in the hereafter.)
But its really important to ask for forgiveness, because if a person does this sincerely, Allaah Almighty might forgive their sins before the person actuallly gets the punishment, insha'Allaah:
Say: "O my Servants who have transgressed against their souls! Despair not of the Mercy of Allah: for Allah forgives all sins: for He is Oft-Forgiving, Most Merciful. (Qur'an 39:53)
jazak Allaah khayr. Prophets don't get any punishment in the grave because their sinless anyway, so if somone doesn't have sin - why would they get punished?
LOL . ya makes sense .. but didn't prophet mohammad commit a sin when he turned his face away from the blind man ? and allah said somehting about this in the qoran ? and adam commited a sin when he ate the apple !
First of all, you have to realise that prophets can make mistakes/errors, and they don't commit major sins at all.
The situation of the prophets is that if a prophet makes a mistake - Allaah Almighty corrects their mistake within their life (either through revelation, or by making the prophet realise the mistake) so the prophet can correct that error.
This means that Allaah Almighty doesn't leave that mistake alone, and the prophet realises that they have to correct it, and your example of when our beloved Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) turned away from the blind man is a good example, because just when the situation had happened, Allaah Almighty revealed the ayah/verse:
He frowned and turned away
Because there came to him the blind man (interrupting).
Surah Abasa [chapter 80 in the Qur'an verses 1 & 2]
That example shows that Allaah Almighty corrected the mistake through revelation, just when the situation happened. And it was not a sin;
(Of him you are neglectful and divert your attention to another.) meaning, `you are too busy.' Here Allah commands His Messenger to not single anyone out with the warning. Rather, he should equal warn the noble and the weak, the poor and the rich, the master and the slave, the men and the women, the young and the old. Then Allah will guide whomever He chooses to a path that is straight. He has the profound wisdom and the decisive proof.
It was only a command and a reminder, and it was an example to the believers that we should give da'wah (call to) islam to all sorts of people, no matter what status they may have etc.
The main point is, that Allaah Almighty will correct the mistakes of the prophets in this life - so they leave this world without any sins, and with a perfect ending so the prophets can be an example for all of mankind.
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