Main Topic
An explanation of a warning from Nabi Sallallahu Alayhi Wasallam regarding three categories of people whom Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala will not speak to, look at with mercy, or purify on the Day of Qiyamah.
Key Lessons
- On the Day of Judgment, the ultimate success is receiving Allah's mercy, gaze, and pleasure, while being deprived of them is total ruin.
- Allah's mercy is so vast that He may conceal a believer's sins on Qiyamah, forgive them, and convert them into good deeds (hasanat).
- Deen is based on divine commands and obedience, not human logic or personal preference.
- Reminding people of past favors (ihsan) destroys the reward of good deeds and hurts the recipient's dignity.
- Using false oaths or deception to conduct business and sell goods brings severe spiritual consequences.
Quranic/Hadith References
- Hadith of Sayyidina Abu Dharr (RA): Nabi Sallallahu Alayhi Wasallam warned that three types of people will face severe deprivation on Qiyamah: Al-Musbil (one who drags his clothing below the ankles), Al-Mannan (one who reminds others of favors done to them), and the merchant who sells goods through false oaths.
- Hadith on the Private Conversation (Najwa) on Qiyamah: Allah Ta'ala will place a veil over a believer, remind him of his sins, forgive them, and transform them into good deeds.
Practical Advice
- Ensure men's lower garments remain above the ankles in submission to the Sunnah.
- Keep charitable acts and good deeds strictly between oneself and Allah Ta'ala without boasting or reminding the recipient.
- Maintain complete honesty and transparency in business transactions, avoiding false claims or concealing defects.
Hazrat Moulana Dawood Seedat Saheb