I'm speechless! It's so wonderful to see so many brave "hamrahs" in our community. look, they're all embracing death. I envy all of you who have risen so spiritually alhamdolellah that you can speak so freely and strongly about death without the least bit of fear of what will happen to you.
I'm so proud of this community!
When someone speaks out of honesty don't take it as if there is something he needs to be taught. Of course we're all here to learn from each other, especially now where the theme is "writing" I don't think "writing" will be any good without a little bit of thinking. Forgive me if I'm rude, and forgive the sarcasm I used in the few lines I wrote here. The line I used in the first writings I did here goes well with what my Father wrote. Of course he knows Allah (swt) is most forgiving, and of course he has his utmost hope and reliance on Him. I to am afraid of death, not because I for one second would think Allah (swt) would not be "just", "kind" or forgiving. BECAUSE "LOOK AT ALL THE THINGS WE DID NOT DO AND ARE STILL NOT DOING"
how can we claim to be excited or not worried about death, how can we claim that we are running with our head high?? There's always better and more far fetched goals to obtain, what came of us when we didn't reach out for those goals? Yes inshallah He will forgive us, but again I ask "What came of us?" we knew what was right and we didn't take it, we knew what was good and we left it...
After reading, listening and singing all those poems by the poets and reciting the verses of Quran which are full of hope for us, we might want to also take a look at the verses which remind us of what else might come of us.
I don't know about you friends, but I just can't believe it's going to be that easy, I heard a speaker say in muharram that Hor shook so hard that you could hear his bones shaking when he thought of going to hell...
So I ask you again, shouldn't we be afraid??
Wassalam
