What to do in the times of fitnah

#31 [Permalink] Posted on 29th May 2016 20:31

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#32 [Permalink] Posted on 29th May 2016 20:43

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#33 [Permalink] Posted on 30th May 2016 12:18

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#34 [Permalink] Posted on 30th May 2016 12:41

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Dajjal: Even when Dajjal shows up you still won't be able to ignore your family and taking care of them so the question doesn't even arise now.

You need to manage things best as you can when Dajjal is here and even now.

I didn't completely understand this statement of yours. As far as I know at the time of Dajjal only those will get sustenance from Allah whose eman will be at a higher level and the momineen will recite third and fourth kalima to get spiritual sustenance from Allah. Those who will not obey Dajjal will be punished by being prohibited to have any food.

So if there will be no food and only emaan will save those who will disobey Dajjal then what does caring for the family mean in the times of Dajjal? The time of doing the effort of developing eman is this. That time will be the time of severe test. Those who will get prepared today will ripe the benefits tomorrow. So what material benefit can one give to one's family after the arrival of Dajjal?

Or else you are referring to "the taking care of family" after his arrival in another sense which I am missing? Please elaborate.

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#35 [Permalink] Posted on 1st June 2016 05:43

I think brother Muadh Khan didn't notice my question.

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#36 [Permalink] Posted on 1st June 2016 09:57

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Extending your logic…

Is providing sustenance the only thing you do for your family? You do absolutely nothing else at all? You have absolutely no other responsibilities, whatsoever?

IF that is your understanding THEN you will have nothing to do when Dajjal comes, sit and recite the Kalimah (that’s it).

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#37 [Permalink] Posted on 2nd June 2016 03:25

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Ok. So you mean to say that one has to try one's very best where ever one is and leaving one's family is not an option. Also if one strives to the very best of one's ability then Allah will save one from the fitnah. If one's family isn't prepared to do hijrah then one should also not do it and remain there to protect one's family. Even after trying if one's family doesn't pay heed and get affected by the fitnah , one will get saved because one was trying.

I guess this is what you want to say.

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#38 [Permalink] Posted on 4th June 2016 07:36

I guess I have understood you correctly Mr.Muadh Khan Sahab. Please respond so that I could learn. Is the comment above the correct conclusion?

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#39 [Permalink] Posted on 4th June 2016 10:05

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Brother,

I have nothing to teach you and you do whatever you think is best and carry on.

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