Spirit of Islam · THE WORD OF GOD

THE WORD OF GOD

Spirit of Islam, Nov-Dec 2024, p. 50

By Maulana Wahiduddin Khan

Maulana Wahiduddin Khan is named as the default author of the periodical; a piece that carries another writer’s byline is credited to that writer.

virtue been made heavier? Haven’t our faces been brightened? Has not God admitted us to Paradise and saved us from the Fire?’ Thereafter, the veil will be lifted away from them, and they will be able to see their Lord. So, by God! No bounty that had been granted them will be more pleasant or more favourable to them than the sight of God, and nothing else will cool their eyes more than this. (Tafsir ibn Kathir) There is no worse position that man can find himself in than being in a state of helplessness which is destined to be eternal; it is the equivalent of being plunged into a failure so absolute that it can never be turned back into success. Those who are condemned to be the inhabitants of Hell in the Hereafter, shall have to face this condition. Man will be given punishment commensurate with his evil deeds, and his desperation at his eternal deprivation will be so severe that even his face will be blackened on account of it, as if immersed in layers of darkness. o means abstaining from reaction. A person who is unable to refrain from reaction can never maintain himself on the path of the Godfavoured life in this world of trial. Patience

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