🔥I Don't Believe In Allah, He's Narcissistic (MUST READ): Once upon a time, there was a man named John who had always been skeptical about the existence of God. Whenever someone asked him about his belief in a higher power, he would reply, "I don't believe in God because he's narcissistic. Why would I worship someone who only cares about themselves?" [A fictional tale with a profound message.] One day, John met Sahil Adeem, a wise man who listened patiently to his argument and then replied, "John, even if God has narcissistic characteristics, or whatever people say such as being cruel or selfish, does not change the fact that whether he exists or not. Your argument doesn't make sense because you're not arguing about the existence of God, but about the characteristics that you think God might have. Whether you believe in him or not doesn't change the fact of his existence." John was taken aback by this response, but Sahil continued, "Moreover, if you do believe that God is narcissistic, you should be even more afraid of him. If you think you would choose hell instead of worshipping him, consider the idea of burning your hand in fire for one minute before making that decision." John realized that he had never thought of it that way before. He had been so focused on his dislike of God's supposed characteristics that he had never considered the consequences of not believing in him. He began to see things in a new light. Sahil then explained, "Lastly, the word 'narcissistic' is a relatively recent term, and only some of its characteristics apply to God, such as a sense of self-importance and superiority. However, the lack of empathy does not apply to God because he is the most merciful, loving, and compassionate to those who believe in him. Even those who don't believe in him, curse him or abuse him, are given chances until they come back to the path of Allah or cross certain limits, and indeed He knows who he truly 'worthy' of guidance." John was amazed by this new information. He had never considered the fact that God is compassionate and merciful, even to those who didn't believe in him. Sahil ended by saying, "Prophet (ﷺ) said, 'Allah says: I am just as My slave thinks I am, and I am with him if He remembers Me. If he remembers Me in himself, I too, remember him in Myself.' Therefore, it is necessary to have a good perception about Allah because the test is more about what you Believe." John left that conversation with a newfound appreciation for the belief of the most merciful and compassionate God. He realized that his previous arguments against God were unfounded, and that it was time for him to accept Islam. 🔥YT Shorts: m.youtube.com/@IOnlyFearAllah007/shorts 🔥Latest Videos: ru-vid.com/group/PLOCLtGDR-bM_tZeSLRznauDUDuT5A4lxK
