"What will I say to Him? ! "

A man known as Abu Abdallah said: I don’t know how to explain an experience I lived through a while ago, that changed my whole life routine. The truth is that I would never have decided to reveal it, if it weren’t for the fact that I felt a responsibility towards Allah (The Glorious), as a warning for the young men who disobey Allah, and as a warning for the young women who follow a fake dream or fantasy called “love”. We were three friends, nothing grouped us together but disobedience and misguidance. No, actually we were four, the Shaytan was the fourth.

We used to go hunting down beautiful girls, and lure them with our sweet talk to far away farms. There, they would be surprised that we have turned into foxes with no sympathy, no feelings whatsoever, no matter what they said or did to make us reconsider. We were cold hearted, and had no feelings or any sense of shame. That is how we spent our days and nights; in the farms,camps, cars, and on the shore.Until the day that I will never forget came.

We went as usual to the farm, everything was ready. Each one of us had his prey, the damned drink (i.e., alcohol), but we forgot one thing, and it was the food. So after a while, one of my friends went to buy food for supper with his car. It was almost 6 p.m. When he left.

Hours passed without him returning, so at 10 p.m. I became worried that something happened to him. So I went with my car looking for him. And on the way, I saw some flames of fires spreading on the sides of the road. When I reached, I was shocked to see that it was my friends car, with the fire eating it up while it was flipped on one of it’s sides. I ran like crazy, trying to free my friend from his burning car. I was alarmed to see that half his body was black like charcoal, but he was still alive. So I carried him and placed him on the floor, and after a minute he opened his eyes and said: “The fire! The fire!” So I decided to take him to my car and rush with him to the hospital.
But he sobbed: “There’s no use, I won’t reach.”

Tears overcame me as I was watching my friend to die in front of me… Then he stunned me by yelling: “What will I say to Him?! What will I say to Him?!”
"Dumbfounded, I looked at him and asked: “Who?” He replied with a distant voice: “Allah”.

I felt fear creep all over my body and I began to shake.Then suddenly he let out an echoing scream, and he took in his last breath. The days passed, but the image of my friend being eaten up by the fire,and him yelling “What will I say to Him?! What will I say to Him?!” never left my mind. I found myself asking “And what will I say to Him?!”

[And all those who disobey Allah, should ask themselves: “What will I say to Him?” ]

My eyes overflowed with tears and I felt an odd compassionate feeling I never felt before. At that same moment, I heard the Muazzin (the person who calls the Athan -Call to Prayer- ) call for Salat Al-Fajr (Morning Prayer)“Allahu Akbar, Allahu Akbar…Hayya 'Ala Al-Salah” (Allah is Great, Allah is Great…Come to Salah).

I felt that it was a call directed to me personally, telling me to close the curtains on the dark years of my life, and calling me to the straight path of guidance and obedience. I washed up, made Wudu, and cleansed my self from the sin I drowned in, and I prayed. Since that day, I have turned to Allah, begging for forgiveness and repentance. I haven’t missed one fardh. I became a new person. I try to be a an obedient slave to My Creator. My life has changed…

“On the day when the earth will be changed to other than this earth, and the heavens - and they will all come forth standing before Allah, the One, the Dominant above all.” [Qur’an Surah Ibrahim 14:48]

well said!!!

Very touching... JazakAllah for sharing...

-Salman

Mashallah ..it was very touching ...it is soo true that we become so lost in the worldy desires that we totally forget that what is our true maqsad here on this earth have we achieved .what we should have ...what will we answer when we will be asked about our time spent on this earth !!!

Thought provoking. Thanks for sharing :)

Thanks for appreciating.

It’s sad how we all like to think (me especially) that we’ll live for another good 50 or so years but we never know when our time will come, a few week ago a brother (16 or so years old) from a neighbouring town was playing football (soccer to Americans), he was just about to head the ball when he collapsed (before it even touch him) and he fell to the ground and died on the spot, did he have any idea he was just going to die?

We never know when our time is, so we should always be prepared, we worry about nice things in this life, a decent car, a decent house, fit wife, good job that we forget our real purpose, this Duniya is not our main purpose, the enjoyment of this life is for the Kuffaar, it’s true that we shouldn’t be like hermits but we shouldn’t indulge that deeply into the Duniya neither. Coz when we die and we’re laid in our graves, we wont have our X-Box or swimming trunks or football shoes or bike or car or house or wealth or friends with us, they will al irrelevant over their the only thing what will matter is f we died upon Islam and Iman and our ‘Amaal will be the ones which will weighed and only they will be of any help to us.

We indulge in and worry about this temporary life but we forget the everlasting life, it’s sad.

As Muslims our aim should be the pleasure of Allah and a place in Jannah, the enjoyment of this world is for the Kuffaar, when one of them does good deeds (give charity or something) Allah will reward them in this world with a dream house or cool car or something but unless they accept Islam they have no share in the hereafter but for us even if we have to suffer and go through hardship in this life we have Jannah in the hereafter and protection from Jahannam.

It may surprise you to know that people of faith (kuffaar) also believe they will have an everlasting life and a place in heaven as their reward for following God's commands in this life. Expecting and accepting a life of hardship is self defeating and nothing more than an excuse to not excel in the time we have on earth.

Re: "What will I say to Him? ! "

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*Originally posted by Naadir: *
A man known as Abu Abdallah ....who used to rape, drink, and steal...
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I wish "Abu's" of Iraq repented for beheading unarmed Pakistanis.
I hope "Abu's" of Sudan quit the genocide of black Muslims. Sudanese black Muslims are among the finest people I have ever met.