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 THE DAILY ISLAMIC REMINDERS. YawmulAhad. 2nd day of Rajab, 1445AH (Sunday, 14th January 2024). DO YOU WISH TO ENTER PARADISE WITHOUT ACCOUNTABILITY? THEN SUPPRESS YOUR WORLDLY HEART DESIRES. BismilLah. 


All of us wish to enter Paradise easily, and we also know death has no timetable, so why are we chasing wealth on earth ignoring our duties to ALLAH? 


ALLAH says in Quran 79:40-41

But as for him, who feared standing before his Lord and forbade himself from desire.

meaning, he fears the standing before ALLAH, he fears ALLAH'S judgement of him, he prevents his soul from following its wprldly desires, and he compels it to obey its Master.


Verily Paradise will be his abode.

meaning, his final abode, his destination, and his place of return will be the spacious Paradise. ALLAHU AKBAR. Do we need any assurances other than these 2 verses? 


May ALLAH keeps guiding us all and aid us in suppressing our heart desires that have no benefit to our eemaan. Aameen.

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