The Origin of Testsᴴᴰ | DeenOverDunya♥

Assalamualaikum Brothers & Sisters we have made another video, so please check that out, or you can watch it from here. I have explained some of the things that Allah will do on the Day of Judgement; however I will go more in depth with a lot more information about how Allah will test us...

The highest level of attainment in Paradise is Al-Firdaus, which is situated directly beneath Allah’s Throne. This level is reserved in honour of the martyr, who sacrificed his/her life in Allah’s Cause. Paradise descends through various levels reserved for people according to their strength of faith and level of striving. The more we strive in Allah’s Cause with our lives, wealth, desires and emotions, the better our position will be in Paradise, In Sha Allah.

Allah’s Messenger said: “The world is the believer’s prison and the infields’ paradise.” Paradise is surrounded by hardships and Hellfire is surrounded by temptations.

This life is like a paradise for the non-believer, as he appears to have fewer restrictions and make fewer sacrifices. However, this is the choice he makes and one that bears heavy consequences (penalties) in the Hereafter. He denies the existence of his Divine Creator and reminds disobedient to His Divine Authority. The non-believer strives only to please himself and satisfy his own selfish desires rather than gain the pleasure of his Lord. However, by seeking instant gratification in this life, he sacrifices the best that is still yet come. Allah will deny him the pleasures in Paradise and grant him all that he desires in this life instead.

Allah will test His creation to distinguish between those who turn to Him in times of need and those who do not. The ways in which believers and non-believers cope during trials are also radically different. Believers acknowledge and accept that their destiny is in the Hands of Allah, and for every tragedy that befalls them, they accept and endure it patiently for the rewards it brings. Alternatively, they may express their pain and anguish to Allah, but in private so as not to show disrespect or conflict with His Divine and Judgement.