8 THINGS THAT MAKES ALLAH ANGRY WITH YOU!

Summary

The transcript discusses the concept of Allah's mercy and wrath as mentioned in the Quran. It explains how Allah's mercy outweighs His anger but also emphasizes the reality of His punishment. The speaker identifies eight actions that incur Allah's wrath: possessing knowledge but not acting on it, failing to perform good deeds, arrogance, oppression, extravagance, treachery, exposing one's sins, and committing shirk (associating partners with Allah). The speaker advises listeners to avoid these actions to protect themselves from Allah's anger and seek His mercy and forgiveness instead.

Takeaways

• 😀 Allah's mercy and compassion are greater than His wrath and punishment.
• 😊 Some people commit sins repeatedly and console themselves by saying Allah is merciful.
• 😌 The Quran mentions Jahannam (Hell) and steps leading to it.
• 😲 Knowledge without action and rejecting the truth incurs Allah's anger.
• 😟 Avoiding good deeds and missing opportunities to do good is a sign of Allah's displeasure.
• 😠 Pride and arrogance are despised by Allah and only He has the right to judge.
• 😣 Committing oppression and sins against oneself leads to Allah's wrath.
• 😬 Extravagance and wastefulness are disliked by Allah.
• 😕 Betrayal, dishonesty, and breaking trusts are condemned in Islam.
• 😨 Exposing and being proud of one's sins makes one despised by Allah.
• 😖 Shirk (associating partners with Allah) is the gravest sin and must be avoided at all costs.

Q & A

Who is Allah according to the speaker?

Allah is the one who gives and inflicts the most painful punishment. His mercy and wrath are both significant aspects of His nature.

What does Allah's mercy do in relation to His anger?

Allah's mercy trumps and overpowers His anger.

What are the four steps that lead people to end up in the fire (Jahannam) as mentioned in the script?

The four steps are not explicitly mentioned in the provided transcript, but it indicates a progression of sin and negligence that leads people astray.

Why are some people referred to as those who incurred Allah's anger?

They had knowledge of what was right but chose not to act on it. Specifically, the reference is often to the Yahood who rejected the message of Prophet Muhammad (SAW) despite knowing the truth.

What are the signs that Allah is upset with someone according to the script?

One of the signs is that Allah takes away the opportunities to do good deeds. For example, the person might miss prayer times or fail to perform righteous acts despite having the means.

Why is arrogance despised by Allah?

Arrogance is despised because it involves judging others and suppressing the truth, which are rights and attributes that belong only to Allah.

What does the script say about those who commit oppression against themselves?

Those who indulge in sins and are ungrateful to Allah are committing oppression against themselves, and they will face a painful punishment.

How does Allah view extravagance?

Allah does not like those who are extravagant. People are advised to be moderate in their spending.

What is the stance on betrayal and treachery?

Betrayal and treachery are strongly condemned. Keeping promises and being truthful in financial transactions and other dealings is emphasized.

What is said about exposing one's own sins?

Exposing one's own sins is despised by Allah. People who commit sins and then boast about them are considered to be among the most disliked by Allah.

What constitutes major and minor shirk?

Major shirk involves worshiping others besides Allah, while minor shirk can include actions done to please others rather than Allah, such as giving charity to gain praise.