This may be a little sensitive but are we going to be asked on the Day of Judgement how come we stood still while our brothers and sisters are being massacred around the globe? Is making duaa for them sufficient for Allah to forgive our shortcomings?
The question is immoral in itself. It is the type of questions like "is this chapter going to come in the final exam?"
Assume the answer is no, would you be relieved that you don't have to do anything to your brethren who are being massacred? if so then you have bigger problems; with respect to your identity, faith and humanness.
The Messenger of Allah said: The example of the believers in their shared empathy and compassion is like the body; if one member is hurt, the whole body responds with fever and insomnia.
The question isn't whether or not we have to help, rather it is how can we help. The answer is: as much as possible. Their blood is as precious as your own family.
Assume the answer is no, would you be relieved that you don't have to do anything to your brethren who are being massacred? if so then you have bigger problems; with respect to your identity, faith and humanness.
The Messenger of Allah said: The example of the believers in their shared empathy and compassion is like the body; if one member is hurt, the whole body responds with fever and insomnia.
The question isn't whether or not we have to help, rather it is how can we help. The answer is: as much as possible. Their blood is as precious as your own family.
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Saadia Ali Khan
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