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Never Judge!

It is often very easy for practising muslims to judge and look down upon non practising muslims, forgetting quickly that it was only through the grace and mercy of Allaah that they themselves were guided.

كَذَلِكَ كُنتُم مِّن قَبْلُ فَمَنَّ اللّهُ عَلَيْكُمْ

You, too, were once in the same condition - but God has been gracious unto you. [Surah Nisaa]

Narrated by Aboo Hurayrah that he said, I heared the Messenger of Allaah say:

There used to be two brothers from the Children of Israel, one of them used to sin whilst the other was a strong worshipper.

The worshipping brother never used to see the sinning brother except in the state of sin (always committing a sin). And he used to say to him “Decrease!” (in terms of how much sin he used to commit).

Then one day he found him committing yet another sin whereupon he proclaimed “Decrease!” So his brother said to him, leave me alone with  my Lord (i.e only He can judge me), were you sent as a guardian over me?! So the worshipping brother said “By Allaah! Allaah will never forgive you! And you will never enter paradise!”

So their souls were taken (i.e they passed away) and were gathered infront of the Lord of the worlds. And (Allaah) said to the worshipper “Did you have any knowledge of Me? Or did you possess the powers that I possesss?”

Then (Allaah) said to the sinner “Go and enter Paradise by My Mercy” And (Allaah) said to the other one “Take him away to the Hell fire!” [Sunan Abee Daawood 4901]

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When do you say inshaAllah regarding things of the future?

On the authority of Aboo Hurairah radiyaAllahu 'anhu that the Messenger of Allah said on the day of Khaybar:

I will surely hand over the flag [of battle] to a man who loves Allah and His Messenger, Allah will give victory through his hands...[Reported by Muslim, Kitaab Fadhaa'il al-Sahaabah no. 2405]

Shaykh ibn 'Uthaymeen - may Allah have mercy upon him - said adding [explanation] to this hadeeth:

In this hadeeth there is evidence that it is allowed for a person to say, I will surely do such and such in the future, even if he does not say inshaAllah [with it]. But it is important to know the difference between a person who is informing us about his [personal] desires [and hopes for the future] and a person informing you that he has intended to do something. As for the first then there is no problem with not saying inshaAllah along with it, because this person is [only] informing us about his hopes and wishes, but as for the second person who has intended firmly upon doing the deed then this person has to say inshaAllah, connecting his will with the will of Allah.

Allah the Most High says:

And do not say about a matter, I will surely do it tomorrow, except inshaAllah [if Allah wills] [Suurah al-Kahf Aayah 23-24]

So there is a difference between a person who is informing us about his hopes and wishes and another informing us that he will surely do such and such tomorrow, because tomorrow is not yours, perhaps you will die before tomorrow or perhaps you will remain until tomorrow but due to circumstances you will not be able to do what you said or even Allah Himself might remove your will from that particular deed [i.e so that you will not do it] as often happens, how often does not a person want to do a particular deed only to be left with no will for it at the end of the day by the will of Allah.

Because of this we say, that in this hadeeth there is evidence for a man to say I will do such and such informing about his hopes and desires not with a firm intention of doing, because his future belongs to Allah, however if your informing about your hopes then there is no problem.

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