Quran Surah

What will happen to Hindus on the Day of Judgment? You will be surprised to know  Horrific scenes of the doomsday based on the Quran and Hadith The Day of Judgment—that day will be a day when the mountains will fly like cotton, the sky will split open, and the sun will descend close to people's heads. Allah says in the Quran: “On the Day when people will rush about like drunkards, but they will not be drunk; rather, Allah's punishment will be severe.” (Surah Al-Hajj: 2) On that day, no nation, no religion, no identity will protect anyone. The question will be —“What have you brought?” The Field of Judgment: All in One Row Hindus, Muslims, Christians, Jews—all will stand together on the field of judgment. No one will say, “I was a Hindu,” no one will say, “I was a Muslim”—rather, everyone will say: “Oh, how I wish I had been sent back to this world!” (Surah An-A’am: 27) On that Day, the body of a person will speak, and the hands and feet will bear witness. Nothing will be hidden...

 Chapter 1: Searching for Light in the Darkness Main Lessons from the Story (Takeaway Message) ✅ Tawakkul — Dependence on Allah. ✅ Patience — Not giving up even in difficult times. ✅ Hard work for halal sustenance. ✅ The importance of parents' prayers. ✅ Good treatment of people. ✅ Staying away from arrogance. A village covered in clouds. The name of the village is Nurpur. The people of this village were simple, but their lives were filled with extreme poverty and struggle. Everyone in the village had a look of worry on their faces. The centerpiece of this village was a young man named Yasin. He was only 25 years old. He had a dark complexion, deep eyes, and always a light smile on his face. Yasin studied in a madrasa since childhood, memorized the Quran, and learned the Hadith. But after growing up, the responsibility of the family fell on his shoulders. His father was a poor farmer who had died just a few years ago. His mother was sick, and he had to pay for the education of his ...