Hadith Session 7 Ramzan Shahid

Bankrupt What does it mean?

Hadith The Prophet (S) asked the companions who is a Fakir? They replied: A Fakir is someone who has no money, no wealth. Some one who is completely bankrupt Prophet (S) said: No, the Fakir is someone who is empty of good deeds on the Day of Judgment

Hadith How can some become a Fakir on the Day of Judgment?

Poor Quality of our Deeds Good deeds that we do are not worthy of being accepted by Allah (SWT)

Hadith “If a person is not punctual with his Salaat, nor does he perform Wudu and postures of Salaat perfectly and properly, then Salaat rise up in an ugly and dark shape and curses the person saying ‘May Allah ruin you as you have ruined me (Salaat). Then, it is flung back like a dirty rag at the face of the person.’"

Hadith “Many are the fasters whose fasting does not bring them anything except hunger and thirst and many are those who keep standing in the night but their standing does not bring anything except being awake in the night.”

Surah Al-Baqarah, Ayat 127 And remember Ibrahim and Isma'il raised the foundations of the House (With this prayer): "Our Lord! Accept (this service) from us: For Thou are the All- Hearing, the All-knowing.”

Good Deeds Taken Away On the Day of Judgment all acts of injustice will be reconciled.

Hadith “Backbiting is more grievous than adultery, and Allah will not forgive the backbiter until the one wronged has forgiven him.”

Hadith "Whoever has wronged his brother, in the way of property or honor, let him go to him and repair it, before it is taken [from him on a day] when he has no dirhams or dinars, such that if he has any good deeds, some of the good deeds will be taken and given to [the wronged one], otherwise [if he has no good deeds], some of the other's evil deeds will be taken and cast upon him."

Line of people waiting to take our GOOD DEEDS Mom Dad Brother, Sister Husband, Wife Children Relatives Friends