YOUR QUESTIONS ANSWERED
Spirit of Islam, May-June 2026, p. 48
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.
they were sincere in their belief in God and His Prophet. They tried to remain just and lived with a sense of accountability. Many of them accepted faith through tradition but remained sincere in following it. The people of the Left are those who will face punishment. They are those who lived without any sense of accountability. They were arrogant, mocked the Day of Judgement, and gave importance to things other than God. They spread corruption and wrongdoing, and therefore they will face severe consequences on that Day. The Day of Judgement is described as the “Day of loss and gain”. Explain. In this world, people think in terms of success and failure. Those who succeed are praised, while those who fail are looked down upon. However, worldly success and failure are temporary. The real success and failure will be decided in the Hereafter, based on divine moral values. Those who recognized God, followed His guidance, and did good for others will enter eternal Paradise. Those who rejected God’s signs and spread evil will face lasting punishment. What good news is given to believers in the Quran? God has promised believers who do good deeds a vast Paradise filled with everything that brings joy. On that Day, they will be happy and at peace, together with their families. All sorrow, hardship, and pain will be removed from them. They will live forever in comfort, peace, and security in the gardens of Paradise. How should a believer live in these times? A believer should remain hopeful and positive until the end of life. They should fulfil their duties towards God and towards others with sincerity and avoid falling into negativity. They should also: Read the Quran and reflect upon it Share God’s message with others and pray regularly Teach and follow the guidance of the Quran in their daily lives.

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