Fate of non-believers

Assalamu alaikum,

Excellent posts Abuayisha and Mockba!  It does indeed seem that those who truly follow the Qur'an and Sunnah are very few in number these days.  So many seem to prefer their own wisdom.  So many want to follow their own particular kind of Islam. 

This site is over-run with doubters, do-it-yourselfers, and those trying hard to persuade the weak minded away from Islam.  It is especially sad when some find those who try hard to follow the Qur'an and Sunnah possess an "attitude".

All things are unfolding according to Allah's plan.

May Allah pour Blessings and Mercy upon the Believers and keep their resolve strong.

Peace, ummziba.

MOCKBA wrote: Bismillah Lameese wrote: What about Muslims who turn people away from Islam with their attitudes? What will Allah do for them? Lameese, Allah is the Most Just and therefore we should not be worried aboute the final judgement... everyone will be treated justly. May Allah forgive us all and guide us to the Straight Path.

We should not be worried about the final judgement???

Community correct,

Even though we Muslims follow the last revelation of God and supplimental text such as Hadith we must not rule out those whose hearts are also aware of God and his oneness and his message. Again when I speak of those who are non-Muslim I'm referring to those of other monotheistic faiths. Now I'm sure a member here would challenge the thought "If they truly believe in God then they would accept Muhammad as their prophet."

I can ask the very same question when Muhammad went to Yathrib and encountered the existing Jewish tribe there. The only thing he ask of them was that they (the Jewish tribe) find him a legitimate prophetic figure. Not once did he ask them to revere him as they revered Moses. Now the same can be equated to those of non-Muslim faiths who do uphold Abrahamic tradition. I believe anyone who is ever cognizant of God and follow their respective doctrines (so long as it is not opposed to monotheism) then again I repeat there is no contradiction here to Quranic theology.

Also what is very important, not to bring destinction between any of His messengers, because i think this results in one group claiming their messenger is better then the other and wishing to force others to be like them because afterall they have a better messenger, like what muslims christians and jews are doing, call it the old nationalism.

The main point of focus is Allah ofcourse, Him being pleased is what the goal is and if you work for this, Jesus, Moses, Muhammed all the messengers will love you, because that was what they were doing and they love those who love The Lord above everyone else, including their ownselves, because to them it was not about them, it is about Allah, and whoever loves Allah is loved by His servants. Think of it this way, you as a servant would you like if people loved you more then Allah? or would you feel greatly disturbed by this? moreover what if one group loved another servant of Allah more then Allah Himself and this group and the group that love you hate eachother because they can not stand that people love someone else more then their own loved one. This i tell you is not love, because love is not something uncomfortable for the loved or the lovers. So what is it? a sickness.