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**The Bridge to Paradise & The Truth About Spiritual Bankruptcy**


 

I started Surah Araf. I heard an interesting fact in Araf from a very early age that the consequences of the Hereafter are binary, not Paradise, but through this sura we were informed that no! There is another location between Paradise and Hell.
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According to the name of this place, the name of this Surah will be "Araf" for those who have not done so well that the Paradise will get a ticket and so bad.Did not go to hell, it is like the land of the middle classes!

This Arafbashi will always be hoping that they should be upgraded to Paradise at some point. [1] In addition to this Araf, another impressive fact of Hashr is unknown to many of us. 
And that is Kantara!

We think "Live if you can cross the Pulsirat in any way!" Wrong! Pulsirat is not Paradise if you cross.On the day of the Hashr, the Vishwas will be judged twice. There will be once before crossing the Sirat and another time after crossing the Sirat.

Yes, the previous trial will be "Creator's loss of rights" and the next trial will be "justice to destroy the servant's rights" and the place where the trial will be "Kantara".The Creator will resolve the un -Setted issues between the believers on this canthara [2]

Imagine a person at the Al-Kantarah door of Paradise in Al-Kantarah, but he could not enter there because he took all his good deeds that he took to the end of the opposite hell, and what would you say to the Bhagava? My Messenger 1, of course, defined that wretched as "Muflis""Muffalis" means bankruptcy or bankerptod. 

The Prophet (peace be upon him) said, "Do you know who is the real bankruptcy?"

The Companions replied, "Whoever has nothing money or wealth is that the Messenger of Allah?" The Prophet (peace be upon him) said, "No! The real bankruptcy in my Ummah is the person who will come with many prayers, many fasting and many goodness on the Day of Resurrection, but he will see that he has gone bankrupt in that day."

Because in the lifetimeHe used to abuse others by slandering others unjustly embezzling the wealth of others, and wandering others and beating others today, all his good deeds are being transferred to the victims. Not only that, if his good deeds cannot cover the compensation, then their sins will be imposed on him and he will be thrown into hell. ” [3]

So guysThe only thing you will see will be seen for those of your prayers who are suffering from the fasting of your face as well as the speech of others in your mouth or by practicing the wealth of others!

**A raw reminder:** 
No prayer or fast will shield us if we trample others’ rights. True faith isn’t just vertical (with Allah) – it’s horizontal (with people). 

See you at Kantara? Let’s build a soul-rich account. ✨ 

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Deeply grateful for your presence.🌿

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