We are told children are masoom and won't be judged if they pass away prior to reaching adulthood, if this is the case what will be the difference between children who had a very comfortable life compared to those who suffered.
Today I saw a news clip on channel 4 news which upset me and showed how Allah has blessed us.
It was about two Syrian kids who's father had died and for 'economic' reasons their mother got remarried and left them. The younger sibling is blind deaf unable to speak and had a leg amputated. His older brother who is also young im guessin around 12 takes up work at a garage to feed themselves.
I think what made me more emotional was the little kid shares same name as my younger son who due to autism is still unable to talk despite being almost 4.
May Allah allow us to thank him for all he has given us and not be among the ungrateful. Ameen
We are told children are masoom and won't be judged if they pass away prior to reaching adulthood, if this is the case what will be the difference between children who had a very comfortable life compared to those who suffered.
May be those who suffered in this life will be given higher level of paradise.
Firstly, those who are able bodies are blessed and they will be questioned about the usage of that blessing. While those who do not have a blessing will not be questioned so avoidance of questioning on the day of judgement is a HUGE BONUS!
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Secondly, those who are less blessed in anyway will be compensated by Allah Ta'ala on the day of judgement be it in terms of wealth or health etc.
Thirdly, those who do not have the intellect are neither liable nor will be questioned by Allah Ta'ala and will gain direct entry to paradise Insha'Allah.
Fourthly, 1 dip in paradise and the person will forget about their afflictions of this world.
This cannot be undone and I am sure it will be greatly appreciated.
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