خلاصة مفاهيم أهل السنة | المفهوم (1008) | أسباب الابتلاء وأغراضه

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0:00 Summary of Sunni concepts
0:08 Causes of affliction and its purposes
0:11 After the harm began, let it be known that it is the calamity and affliction that befalls women
0:18 Except because of him
0:20 And what his hand gained from doing what is contrary to the first
0:24 Or falling into sin and disobedience
0:27 Or injustice and disbelief
0:29 And so on
0:31 God Almighty said
0:33 And whatever calamity befalls you, it is because of what your hands have earned, and He pardons many.
0:41 And the Almighty said
0:43 Or, when a calamity befalls you, you have befallen something like it, you say, “I am this”
0:51 Say, “It is from yourselves.”
0:55 There are many verses in this sense
0:58 And yet
0:59 Some people who look at the texts that explain the purpose of affliction may be confused
1:05 It gets confusing
1:07 Is it a punishment and torment for the afflicted?
1:10 Or expiation for sins and transgressions?
1:13 Or a raise in grades?
1:15 Or a test of discrimination and scrutiny?
1:18 And to clarify
1:20 The purpose of the trial may be any of the above
1:24 Or a mixture of more than one purpose
1:27 This varies according to the afflicted person himself
1:31 It is a punishment and torment for the infidel
1:34 If he leaves, perhaps he will return from his disbelief and wrongdoing
1:38 God Almighty said
1:40 And We will certainly make them taste the lesser torment, apart from the greater torment, that perhaps they will return.
1:47 The lowest torment is the torment of this world
1:50 The greatest torment is the torment of the afterlife
1:54 It is for disobedient believers an expiation for sins and transgressions
1:59 Also, perhaps they will return
2:02 As the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, said
2:05 The affliction continues to befall the believer, both male and female, in himself, his children, and his wealth
2:11 Until he meets God with no sin on him
2:15 Narrated by Al-Tirmidhi
2:17 He, may God bless him and grant him peace, said
2:20 No accusative or accusative affliction afflicts a Muslim
2:23 No worry or sadness
2:25 Neither ear nor grief
2:27 Even a thorn pricks it
2:30 Unless God expiates some of their sins
2:33 Narrated by Al-Bukhari
2:36 It is for the prophets and the righteous that it raises ranks
2:40 He, may God bless him and grant him peace, said
2:43 The most afflicted people are the prophets
2:46 Then the optimal, then the optimal
2:49 A man gets wet according to his religion
2:52 A state based on his religion
2:55 If his religion is solid
2:57 His affliction intensified
2:59 Even if there is tenderness in his religion
3:01 He will be tested according to his religion
3:04 Narrated by Al-Tirmidhi and Ahmed
3:07 In general, it is for discrimination and scrutiny
3:11 As God Almighty said
3:13 People thought they would leave
3:16 To say we are safe
3:18 And they are not tempted
3:20 And those before them were tempted
3:23 Let God know those who are truthful
3:26 And let them know the liars
3:29 And the Almighty said
3:31 God would not leave the believers
3:34 As you are
3:36 To distinguish the bad from the good