Can Man Really Escape This Test?
As mentioned in following verse, there will be no portion in hereafter. I also think Ghamidi sb was referring to this verse. 42:20: “Whoever desires the gain of this world, We give him of it, and in the hereafter he has no portion
Thank you for the reply. really appreciated. Now the 2nd part of my question is still unanswered. Sure they will not have portion in Jannah in the hereafter. but what about hell? Is he gonna get annihilated into nothingness, or turned into some other creation like angel, or gonna go to hell? is he doomed? or is he gonna be neutral? Assume that the man has never committed any major crime towards the community. never committed a murder or a theft etc. And has been nice to everyone. help the needy, cared about others, and fulfilled all his social and relational responsibilities to the best of his knowledge.
So basically, what you are saying is, that we don’t know whether this kind of divorcing method suggested in Quran is whether good or bad. Whether it is liked by the God, or is he indifferent about such a divorce or is it unwanted by the God. like he does not want you to do that, but yeah it is a way out. just like suicide. is it just a sarcasm or is it a genuine suggestion of divorce, for someone who is afraid who is anxious about this test of life now. and wants a way out. The intent, the mood, the suggestive nature of God is unclear. 42:20 This Quranic verse is unclear. Is this what you are saying? I am not asking about a specific case, I am not asking about whether a particular person will end up in hell or not. I am not asking about what actually God will do to someone at the day of judgement day. no. He can forgive even the worst of the people if he wants. I already know that. I am only inquiring you about the nature of such escape suggested in Quran itself. if i take such a step, am I more prone to end up in hell or would it be indifferent as far as the God aka religion is concern? I know I myself made this promise on Ehad-e-Alast. I agreed to this testing scheme of God. but now I can’t bear it. I am regretting my decision. and now I want an escape. I want a way out. A ll I am asking, is it possible? I know suicide is disliked as far as religion is concern. It’s a crime against religion. But what is the case about 42:20? Pardon my language. i just wanted to make my point clear. the gravity of my question clearer. and it is just an academic question. i personally am in no way near about thinking to call the quits. Thanks