Allah's Sign Just for You, A Special Gift Awaits!

Summary

This transcript discusses the ultimate blessing in Jannah (Paradise) as described in Islamic teachings. It emphasizes that the greatest reward in Jannah is not the paradise itself, but rather seeing the face of Allah. The Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) explained that this vision surpasses all other blessings in Jannah. The Quran and Hadith highlight how worship and good deeds in this life are connected to this profound moment of witnessing Allah’s face, which is described as a moment of ultimate honor and radiance, beyond worldly comprehension.

Takeaways

• 🌟 The greatest blessing of Jannah (Paradise) is not the material things within it, but rather something more profound.
• 🙏 According to the Quran, those who do good deeds will not only enter Jannah but will also be granted a greater reward.
• 👁️‍🗨️ The ultimate blessing in Jannah is the ability to see Allah's face, which is considered more noble than any other reward.
• 🌕 The Prophet Muhammad used the example of a full moon to illustrate how clearly and without dispute, believers will be able to see Allah's face in the afterlife.
• 📖 The Quran explicitly encourages worship and good deeds with the promise of eventually seeing Allah's face.
• 🌅 The Prophet linked the act of praying on time with the possibility of seeing Allah, emphasizing the importance of punctuality in worship.
• 💰 The Quran mentions that spending money, being good to relatives, and showing patience are all acts of worship that lead to the opportunity to see Allah's face.
• 🌟 Seeing Allah's face is described as a source of radiance and brightness, symbolizing the honor and nobility of those who are granted this vision.
• 🔗 The Quran consistently links good deeds with the privilege of seeing Allah's face, suggesting that the level of this experience is proportional to one's righteous actions.
• 🌍 The face of Allah is described with terms like 'Jalal' (magnificence) and 'Ikram' (nobility), indicating the supreme honor of being in the presence of such majesty.
• 🚫 The Prophet experienced a vision of Allah's veil, which was a light so intense that it could not be looked upon directly, illustrating the transcendent nature of Allah's presence.

Q & A

What is described as the greatest blessing of Jannah?

The greatest blessing of Jannah is not the material things within it but rather the ability to see the face of Allah.

What verse from the Quran is referenced regarding this greatest blessing?

The Quran states that those who do good will receive Jannah and even more, referring to the ability to see the face of Allah as the 'more'.

How did the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) explain this concept?

The Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) explained that after the people of Jannah enter, Allah will ask if they are happy. They will respond that they are, but Allah will then reveal His face to them, which will be a blessing greater than anything in Jannah.

What comparison did the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) make to describe the experience of seeing Allah?

The Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) compared seeing Allah to seeing a full moon, stating that just as people can see the full moon clearly without obstruction, everyone will be able to see Allah without difficulty or competition.

How is the act of worship linked to seeing the face of Allah?

The Quran and the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) encourage worship, such as praying on time and making dua, with the promise of being able to see the face of Allah as a reward.

What does the Quran say about the faces of those who will see Allah?

The Quran states that on the Day of Judgment, the faces of those who see Allah will be bright and shining due to the honor of witnessing His face.

Will everyone in Jannah see Allah in the same way?

While everyone in Jannah will see Allah, the level of closeness and frequency of seeing Him will vary based on the person's good deeds.

What are some deeds mentioned that lead to seeing the face of Allah?

Deeds such as making dua, spending money for good causes, being kind to relatives, and practicing patience are mentioned as actions done with the hope of seeing the face of Allah.

What is the significance of Allah's veil in relation to His face?

Allah's veil is described as light, and if He were to lift it, the radiance from His face would be so overwhelming that it would destroy all that it touches. Therefore, the veil is a mercy that protects creation from the intensity of His beauty.

Why was the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) unable to see Allah during the Isra and Mi'raj?

The Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) explained that during his ascension, he saw light everywhere, referring to Allah's veil of light, and thus could not see Allah directly as it is beyond human capacity in this world.

Outlines

00:00

🌟 The Ultimate Blessing of Jannah

The greatest blessing of Jannah is not the physical pleasures or rewards it contains, but something even more profound—the ability to see Allah. The Quran mentions that those who enter Jannah will receive 'more' than its rewards, which is the unveiling of Allah's face. Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) described how Allah will ask the people of Jannah if they are content, and when they respond affirmatively, Allah will unveil His face. This sight is considered the highest form of reward and will surpass all other blessings. The Prophet further explained that just as people can see the full moon clearly without any obstruction, they will be able to see Allah in Jannah without hindrance.

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🌙 The Radiance of Allah's Face in the Afterlife

The faces of those in Jannah will shine brightly when they see Allah's face. This vision of Allah is linked to one's good deeds, as those who excel will have a clearer and more frequent view. While all people in Jannah will see Allah, the level of this experience will differ according to one's rank. The Quran speaks of the face of Allah with great reverence, describing it as the only everlasting entity after all else perishes. It is a face of nobility and magnificence, an honor for those who are granted this divine sight. This unique reward is unattainable in this world, reserved solely for the afterlife.

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🔦 The Light of Allah's Veil

When Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) was asked if he saw Allah during his ascension, he explained that he could not because there was a radiant light that concealed Allah. This light, or hijab, is itself a form of beauty and protection for creation. The Prophet further explained that if Allah were to lift this veil, the intensity of the light would overwhelm and destroy everything it touched. The veil is a mercy, shielding creation from the overwhelming radiance of Allah's face. Thus, in this world, it is impossible to see Allah, but in the afterlife, this ultimate blessing will be bestowed on the people of Jannah.

Keywords

💡Jannah

Jannah refers to paradise in Islamic theology, representing the ultimate reward for the righteous in the afterlife. In the video, Jannah is discussed as a place of great blessings, but it is emphasized that the greatest blessing of Jannah is not the paradise itself or the things within it, but something far greater—seeing the face of Allah.

💡Face of Allah

The 'Face of Allah' is depicted as the most magnificent and noble sight a believer can experience, surpassing all other rewards of paradise. The video emphasizes that seeing Allah's face is the ultimate blessing, more valuable than Jannah itself, and that this privilege will be granted according to one's good deeds in life.

💡Veil of Allah

The veil of Allah is a metaphorical covering that prevents creation from seeing the full glory of Allah’s face. The Prophet Muhammad explains that if the veil were lifted, the brilliance of Allah's face would overwhelm and destroy everything in creation. This veil, described as light, is mentioned in the context of the Prophet's heavenly ascension (Mi'raj) where he encountered this divine light.

💡Ziyadah

Ziyadah means 'increase' or 'more,' and in this context, it refers to the additional blessing beyond entering Jannah. The video explains that this extra reward is the vision of Allah, which surpasses the joys of paradise itself. This concept is tied to the verse in the Quran, which states that those who do good will receive Jannah and 'more.'

💡Good Deeds

Good deeds are emphasized throughout the video as the actions that lead to higher rewards in the afterlife. They are linked to seeing the face of Allah, with the video explaining that the more righteous deeds a person performs, the greater their capacity to see and experience Allah’s presence in Jannah.

💡Light

Light in this video refers to both a literal and metaphorical presence of divine radiance. The Prophet describes the light surrounding Allah as so powerful that it prevents anyone from seeing Him in this life. The video explains that this divine light is part of Allah's veil, a mercy that protects creation from being overwhelmed by His magnificence.

💡Worship

Worship is portrayed as a means to attain the ultimate reward of seeing Allah's face. The video mentions how the Quran encourages worship and good deeds, linking these acts directly to the opportunity to see Allah in the afterlife. Regular prayers, such as Fajr, are highlighted as being especially important for achieving this blessing.

💡Salah (Prayer)

Salah, or the Islamic ritual prayer, is discussed in relation to attaining the blessing of seeing Allah. The Prophet encourages his followers to be diligent in their prayers, particularly the Fajr prayer, as a means of drawing closer to Allah and ultimately receiving the reward of seeing His face in the afterlife.

💡Patience

Patience is another key virtue mentioned in the Quran and the video as a quality that leads to the ultimate reward of seeing Allah. The video suggests that believers are patient in the face of trials and in their pursuit of good deeds, all for the goal of experiencing the divine encounter in Jannah.

💡Full Moon

The full moon is used as a metaphor in the video to explain how believers will see Allah in the afterlife. The Prophet compares the clarity and ease with which people see the full moon to how they will see their Lord in paradise. This metaphor illustrates that seeing Allah will be clear, beautiful, and without any obstacles for those in Jannah.

Highlights

The greatest blessing of Jannah is not the things inside of it, but rather the greatest blessing is seeing the face of Allah.

Allah will ask the people of Jannah if they are happy, and when they say yes, He will ask if they desire anything more. They will say they are content, but Allah will then lift the veil and they will see His face.

The greatest gift and noblest blessing in Jannah is seeing the face of Allah, which surpasses all other rewards.

The Prophet (PBUH) explained that the reward of seeing Allah's face is even greater than entering Jannah itself.

In a Hadith, the Prophet (PBUH) described how, just as people see a full moon without obstruction, they will see Allah clearly without jostling or fighting in Jannah.

The Quran encourages believers to worship and perform good deeds to be granted the blessing of seeing the face of Allah.

The Quran explicitly links acts of worship and good deeds to the reward of seeing the face of Allah in the Hereafter.

Allah describes the faces of the people of Jannah as shining brightly on the day they will see Him.

Not everyone in Jannah will see Allah at the same level or as frequently; this blessing will vary based on one’s good deeds.

The face of Allah is described as a face of Jalal (magnificence) and Ikram (honor), and whoever sees it is honored beyond measure.

The Prophet (PBUH) explained that in this world, it is impossible to see Allah, as His light is too overwhelming for human senses.

During the Mi'raj, when the Prophet (PBUH) ascended to the heavens, he did not see Allah directly, but rather His veil of light.

Allah’s veil itself is a form of beauty, and beyond that veil is a beauty that no mind can comprehend.

If Allah were to lift His veil, the radiance from His face would destroy everything, as the creation cannot bear to witness His full glory.

In the Hereafter, believers will be able to see Allah without any barriers, making it the most cherished and noble experience in Jannah.

Transcripts

the greatest blessing of jenah is not

jenah the greatest blessing of Jenna is

not the things inside of Jenna rather

the greatest blessing of Jenna is

something even more than Jenna itself

Allah says in the

Quran those who do good they shall get

which is the name of Jenna they shall

get and they will get more more than

jenah what could possibly be more than

Jenna our Prophet explained this verse

he made a of this verse and he said when

the people of Jenna have entered jenah

Allah subhanahu wa taala will ask them

Allah will ask them that oh my servants

are you happy the people of Jenna will

say yes oh Allah we are Allah will say

oh my servants is there anything more

that you want

the people of Jenna will say and what

could we want more than this oh Allah

have you not forgiven our sins have you

not made our scales weighty have you not

caused us to enter this paradise what

more could we want then the prophet

wasallam said Allah subhanahu wa taala

will lift the

veil and they will look at his face and

they will not be given anything better

better and more noble than the looking

at his face and this is the Z that the

Quran talks about this is what the

prophet

said this is the thing that is more than

J once our Prophet was praying Salah and

it was the middle of the night and the

sahaba were there most likely in Ramadan

and it was a full moon outside full

bright moon no clouds and so our Prophet

said do you see this full moon they said

yes messenger of Allah he said do you

have any problems are you jostling and

shoveling are you fighting one another

to see that Moon they said no oh

messenger of Allah he said then verily

you shall see your lord just as you see

this full moon you shall see your lord

the comparison is to the people looking

at the moon and the people looking at

Allah you will see your lord just as you

see this full moon no one will be

fighting no one will be jostling and

shoving no one will be arguing to see it

everyone will be able to see Allah

subhah waala and the Quran is explicit

on this point of the looking at the face

of Allah subhah wa ta'ala the Quran

links worship to the face of Allah the

Quran encourages us to Worship in order

to see the face of Allah and our Prophet

did the same in the same Hadith he said

you will see your lord as you see the

full moon no one will be fighting no one

will be jostling and shoving no one will

be arguing to see it everyone will be

able to see Allah subhanahu wa'ta'ala

and the Quran is explicit on this point

of the looking at the face of Allah

subhanahu wa taala the Quran links

worship to the face of Allah the Quran

encourages us to Worship in order to see

the face of Allah and our Prophet did

the same in the same Hadith he said you

will see your lord as you see the full

moon so therefore try your best not to

follow sleep at F and at timings at F

and they would be sleeping the afternoon

nap in the early morning he said try

your best to pray and to pray on time he

linked the looking of Allah the looking

at Allah he linked it to F and he

encouraged them to pray their Salat in

order to see Allah subhanahu wa taala

and the Quan encourages many good deeds

in order to see Allah subhana wa taala

for example Allah tells us to make Dua

to him in order to see his

face they're making Dua to see Allah's

face Allah says in the

Quran you're only spending your money to

see the face of Allah

you're spending your money to see the

face of Allah Allah says you're being

good to your relatives in order to see

the face of Allah Allah says you're

being

patient they're being patient in order

to see Allah subhah wa ta'ala and the

face of Allah subhah wa ta'ala and the

Quran tells us that when we see the face

of Allah when we see the face of Allah

our faces will become bright and Shining

we all know the

verse on that day faces will be shining

bright they're going to be shining

bright why because they will be looking

at their

lord and this shows us that looking at

the face of Allah is the greatest

blessing given to us and even this

blessing brothers and sisters will be

given in accordance with our own Good

Deeds not everybody will see Allah the

same quantity everybody in Jenna will

see Allah but not everybody will see

Allah to the same level and quantity and

the higher up one goes in Jenna the more

shall be this Zada and Allah subhah wa

tala mentions in many verses in the

Quran this linkage of Good Deeds with

looking at his face and that is why the

Quran describes the face of Allah

with beautiful adjectives we all know

what does Allah say about his

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face everyone on this Earth will perish

and our previous speakers were talking

about the same point everyone is going

to die who shall

remain and the W the face of Allah

subhah wa ta'ala will remain and that

face has been d described

as the face has been described as a face

of Jalal and Jalal means magnificence

Jalal means honor Jalal means

magnificence andam means nobility the

face of Allah is a face of honor and a

face of nobility why because anybody who

sees that face has been honored Beyond

anyone else anyone who sees that face

has been given an honor and a nobility

that no one else will possess and that

face of Allah we will not see it in this

world M asked to see but Allah said you

don't have the power you don't have the

the power the capability that is

something only in the next life and a

famous Hadith of

Abu after is when the prophet went up

and he went to a place higher than jiel

the jiel jiel took him up and jiel said

I cannot go anymore now you have to go

on your own I'm not allowed Beyond this

point so the prophet went higher than

any created being has ever been then he

came back

down asked him this islim very beautiful

Hadith very interesting

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Hadith beautiful Hadith oh messenger of

Allah did you see your Lord did you see

your lord

and our Prophet sallallah alaihi

wasallam

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replied there was light everywhere how

could I see

him there was light everywhere how could

I see him what light is he talking about

what is this light our Prophet explained

in another Hadith he clarified in

another Hadith and this Hadith is

reported in AB by Abu inah Muslim as

well and it he

said Allah has taken

a

Allah's is Allah has taken a hijab by

hijab we mean a covering Allah has taken

a hijab what is that hijab you see for

us the hijab the hijab covers the beauty

it covers the beauty and it envelopes

the beauty for Allah subhanahu waala the

hijab itself is Beauty and what is

covered is beyond imagination What it

covers is beyond what the mind can

comprehend so our Prophet wasallam

said Allah's is

light if he were to lift

that the Rays of light that come from

Allah's face would destroy everything

that it sees the beauty the radiance of

Allah subhah wa ta'ala is so powerful

that the creation cannot bear to see it

so when the creation cannot bear to see

it out of Mercy for the creation Allah

has veiled himself from us in this duny

and what is his Veil his Veil itself is

light so when our Prophet went up all

the way to

is he saw the veil of Allah so when Abu

asked him what did you see did you see

Allah he

said there was the light how could I see

Allah how could I see Allah subhana wa

tala so our Prophet saw the hijab but as

for seeing Allah this is impossible in

this world our bodies cannot bear it in

this world that is only in the next

world that is in the and it is the

greatest blessing of

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the oh