ا ا ﷲ
أ ا م إ ىھا و أو آ و ﷲ لر و ﷲ و ا بر ا
Six Things That Can Guarantee You Jannah
ل ، و ﷲ ﷲ لر نأ ، ا ةد:ا
َُِْا ََُُِْأً َِ ََّا:اُوأَو ، ُﱠَ اذِإ اُُْا اﱡو ، ُوُ اَاَو ، ُا اذِإ اوﱡدَأَو ، ََُْو اذإ او ، رأ أ
'Ubaadah ibn Samit
ﷲ ر
narrated Allah’s Messenger
و ﷲ
said:
"Guarantee me six things and I guarantee you Jannah. Whenever youspeak say the truth. Fulfil your promises when you make them. When youare entrusted with something, carry that trust. Safeguard your private parts,lower your gaze and prevent your hands from harming others."
[Ibn Khuzaymah, 3/91; Ibn Hibban, 107; Al-Hakim, 4/ 358,359; Musnad Ahmad, 5/323; Al-Khara’itee 'Noble character', page 31 - classed as 'hasan Li ghayri hi' in As-Saheehah, 1470]
1. Abd al-Razzaq ibn Abd al-Muhsin al-Abbaad
ﷲ
commented:-
"Guarantee me you’ll do six things and I guarantee you Jannah"
refers to sixactions that are easy to do. These six deeds are among the doors of piety, which aresimple and easy to perform. Whoever continues to practices these six things in hislife until death is guaranteed Jannah. This is a safe and sure path to Paradise. Allaahsays:
"And Paradise will be brought near to the Muttaqoon not far off". (It will besaid) "This is what you were promised, - (it is) for those oft-returning (to Allaah) insincere repentance, and those who preserve their covenant with Allah . "Whofeared the Most Beneficent (Allaah) in the Ghayb (unseen) and brought a heart turned in repentance, Enter you therein in peace and security; this is a Day of eternal life!" There they will have all that they desire, and We have more."
[Qaaf,31-35]·
"Whenever you speak say the truth"
- This trait applies to the honest Muslim.He isn’t known to be a liar. This straightforward Muslim continues to speak the truthuntil his truthfulness lands him in Jannah. The Prophet
و ﷲ
said:
"Behonest and truthful. Honesty and truthfulness guides a person to piety. And pietyguides a person to Jannah. The man will continue to speak the truth until he is
written down as being truthful."
·
"Fulfil your promises when you make them"
- Fulfilling promises is acharacteristic of the believer and a sign among the many signs of Taqwa. TheMuttaqeen aren’t known to break their promises or breach their contracts, oaths orpledges. Completing a promise, oath or pledge is the foundation in building a Muslimsociety. Included in this action are all trade, business and mutual relations. Each andevery one of these dealings is related to the community. Furthermore thesetransactions and pledges stop at the fulfilment of a promise. Hence if the promise isbroken then the trust is gone; and when that takes place, mutual relationsdeteriorate and respect diminishes.·
"When you’re entrusted with something, carry out that trust"
- This is amongthe greatest traits of character which Allaah praises. The Most High praises thepeople who carry out something they are entrusted to do. When a person does thisaction it shows he has complete faith and good Islam. Carrying out trust preservesthe Deen, honour, wealth, body, soul and knowledge etc. The Prophet
و ﷲ
said:
"The believer is the one the people trust with their wealth and life."
Therefore, if trusts are carried out in the community, the unity is strengthened andbrotherhood grows stronger. And once these things occur goodness and blessingsprevail and spread.·
"Safeguard your private parts"
- This means you prevent them from doingHaraam or falling into illicit deeds. Allah says,
"And those who guard their chastity(i.e. private parts, from illegal sexual acts) except from their wives or what theirright hands possess, for then, they are free from blame; But whoever seeks beyondthat, then those are the transgressors."
[Al-Mu’minoon, 5-7]. Safeguarding theprivate parts preserves and protects the offspring, lineage, cleans the society and is asecurity against (the spread of) evil and disease.·
"lower your gaze"
- This means you don’t look at prohibited things. Allaah says,
"Tell the believing men to lower their gaze (from looking at forbidden things), andprotect their private parts. That is purer for them. Verily, Allaah is All-Aware of what they do. And tell the believing women to lower their gaze (from looking atforbidden things), and protect their private parts."
[An-Noor, 30-31]. Lowering thegaze has many benefits; It gives a person the light and sweetness of faith.Furthermore, lowering the gaze strengthens the heart, purifies the soul and sets itstraight. Through lowering the glance a person is given a protection against looking
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