Some of us might think that in our daily life whatever we don’t really mean, but casually and “repeatedly” say, think, hear or watch only for fun, might not have any effect on our life, but few incidents I heard tell a different story.
1. A colleague of mine who used to claim that he doesn’t really mean it when he uses those commonly used abusive words in almost every discussion he joins, came to me crying that by mistake the same word came out of his mouth while he was having a discussion with his parents.
2. A Saudi Prince’s son went out with his friends on a long drive. The music was on in a loud voice and they were singing and laughing while driving, when suddenly they got an accident. All of them died except the Saudi Prince’s son, who was in “ Nazaa” ( a state between life and death)
When people started reciting**“Kalima ”** in front of him so that he may also recite, they heard him repeating the wordings of his favourite song. He died without saying Kalima. When asked from a scholar, the reply was “When you see the angel of death you get so afraid that unintentionally you would repeat the wordings which you hear, read, think or say the most in your life.(as a habbit) So this man didn’t hear or recite “Kalima” most of the times in his life.
Similarly when people tried to convince a “tangey wala” in Peshawar to recite Kalima after a severe accident, he was repeating “Kisa khwani bazaar ke itney paisey…..etc” because this is what he had been repeatedly listening to, thinking or saying most of the times in his life.
There are numerous other examples of people counting money even on their last breath.
p.s.** A man who dies while reciting Kalima would go directly go to heaven (Hadith)**
^ Devil knows this that is why he takes away all the time which was meant for Zikr and thus, in our spare time, instead of doing zikr we are unintentionally murmuring our favourite song.