The Day of Judgment
English book, p. 50
By Maulana Wahiduddin Khan
establish themselves in comfortable homes. They seek to win promotion in life. They believe or reject matters at will. They feel that they are free to do and say what they like. They strive to excel in whatever department of life they choose. Man has been deluded by his worldly position. He thinks that what he owns in this world will always be his. He forgets that he is being put to the test by means of all the power which he wields in this ephemeral world. Nothing that he has will last. Everything will be taken away from him. He will be stripped of even the most basic of the worldly amenities he used to enjoy. He will be brought before the Lord of the Universe on the Day of Judgement. On Judgement Day, God will appear before mankind. On that Day, those who had been considered worthless and rejected in the world will be raised in value and accepted in God’s sight. Those who had been considered weakest among men will, by the grace of God, be given great importance: it will be their testimony that will determine people’s eternal destiny. Only the faithful will be honoured; those who acknowledge

‹ Previous page Next page › About this book Open in the reader