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𝓢𝓲𝓴𝓴 𝓚𝓾𝓷𝓽 𝓔𝓶𝓹𝓲𝓻𝓮 | I AM LHTN NOW
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I gotcha, do you meditate or take time out of your day to unstimulateI’m not sure, I don’t think I am.![]()
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I gotcha, do you meditate or take time out of your day to unstimulateI’m not sure, I don’t think I am.![]()
Even the most sinful Muslims will eventually reach heaven it's not about "deeds" onlyMainly like I said this my last thing
this kinda of Chinese reward system
if you sleep with someone -1000
if you build a mosque +10000
and if you drink you’ll be deducted
You’ll never know if ur doing enough to get to god
i pmed you gengar bhaiI’m honestly forgetful due to my insomnia.
Aren’t Garhwalis Rajput? Rajputs can have such diverse phenotypes.
I don’t meditate, but I do listen to music to relax. Like right now. But I’m also on .org, so I’m not exactly relaxing. I’ll log off in a bit so I can properly rest and then sleep. It’s 4:29 AM.I gotcha, do you meditate or take time out of your day to unstimulate
Are you Islamic? I thought you were a “Hindu.”Even the most sinful Muslims will eventually reach heaven it's not about "deeds" only
The only unforgivable sin is shirk (associating partners with God i.e. worshipping something other than Him), a sin which takes you out of the fold of Islam and makes you an unbeliever
Okay, will check bhaijaan.i pmed you gengar bhai

bhai im paki like youAre you Islamic? I thought you were a “Hindu.”
Goddamn what a plot twist. I thought you were Indian and shit.bhai im paki like you



Yes, in Islam Heaven and Hell are understood literally, not metaphorically. As you mentioned, there are many verses that explicitly describe the rewards of paradise and the punishment in Hell. Hell is even depicted as sentient: it will be brought forth on the Day of Judgment, restrained by angels, and it will rage as it claims those destined for it. It is a real, literal place. The same applies to Paradise, it is also a literal place. On this point, there is no disagreement within Islam.Funny you bring that up. IIRC, in Islam, hell isn’t a place. It’s a being wherein the souls of the condemned go. I’m not entirely sure. But you do have an interesting view. It seems that only heaven is a literal place in Islam, whereas hell is more symbolic than a place, but suffering will happen and it’s pretty well-thought out. For example, the Qur’an speaks of the flames boiling a person’s skin; and then it will rejuvenate again; so it will be a continuous, torturous/painful process. To me, there is a scientific angle in that. It correctly implies that one stops feeling things because of nerve death that can occur. It’s things like this that strengthen my belief in Islam. How could a 7th century illiterate man (the prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) is said to have been illiterate in every sense of the word, he could not read nor write even though the Qur’an is a masterpiece of Arabic knowledge, something even Christian Arabs acknowledge; plus he didn’t know of the stories about the prophets before him, and even the Jewish scholars he discussed with said he was right about the things he was saying in terms of what they believed in personally) have knowledge of this? So to me, it’s mind-blowing, and one of the many evidences of the truthfulness of Islam (and the Last Messenger).
What do you think, @emeraldglass? (Ignore the thread title, the OP: you should just focus on this post).
thanks gengarIf I was able to, I would protect you. But if there’s an afterlife (which I don’t believe), then I’m going to hell.
no way so you telling me osama died for nothing?No such thing, the Qur’an speaks of servants who serve food and drinks; it’s the perverted scholars who turned it into a “72 virgins” thingy. Sex has nothing to do with it.