PROPHET ﷺ SAW THIS WHEN HE WENT TO JANNAH 

Ameen

Ameen

Jazakallah khair my dear brother for your dua'a. May Allah swt protect you and all of our Ummah from the punishment of the grave and grant us Jannah

Ameen

@@adama3348 you are a beauthifull person

Ameen

Those who hate Ali or ahlul bayt as size of atom will not enter Paradise. Prophet Muhammad (SAWW)

@Syed Baqir very true. The enemies of the Ahlebait, and those who murdered them will never be forgiven and are destined for hell 🔥

@classified name first you are not selling jannah ticket nor your mufti second: did you know few companions were munfiqeen ? Read surah Munafiqeen and hadith where few companions will be moved away from Prophet (S) *Did you know what abu bakr and umer did after Prophet's death?* Read sahih bukhari 4240 about their behaviour against leader of all women in paradise, ahlul bayt and daughter of Prophet, Bibi Fatima (SA) Third: No one worship Moula Imam Ali (AS) first rightly imam selected by Allah just like his grandson 12th imam Mahdi (AS).

AMEEN.

Those who hate Ali or ahlul bayt as size of atom will not enter Paradise. Prophet Muhammad (SAWW)

@@syedbaqir2687 can you please explain about it, I don’t understand JazakAllah

@@syedbaqir2687 Ali is ahlul Bayt, so is Umar, Abu Bakr, Usman, Aisha, Zainab, Fatima etc... May the mercy of Allah be upon all of them Ameen.

Nope, umer, abu bakr, usman and even wives of Prophet is not part of ahlul bayt. Prophet himself said who ahlul bayt is. Did you forget ayah of Mubahila? and Hadith of Prophet when He (SAWW) brought cloth and said this is ahlul bayt and named them ?

He is a Shiite and the Shiites are a corrupt faith

hello, I just wanted to say that I see your comment on every Islamic video and wallahi every time I see your comment I get up and go pray any salat that I missed. Thank you brother/sister for the reminder ♥️ May Allah be pleased with you on the day of judgment 😊

@@33xvh Your comment made my day😊 May Allah make you happy in this life and in the hereafter 🌼

You are beauthifull

You are a beauthifull person

Wa alaikum Salam Brother

You are a beauthifull person

Don't leave us out we should make dua for whole ummah specially for those are weak & poor & being oppressed and killed around the world by unbelievers & by the Muslims who called themselves they are pure hypocrites

@@Dilwaa its rare i ask people to pray for me. Now i ask frequently because when somebody else pray for you. There are more chance prayers get heard more. It does not mean i do not pray for my Muslim brothers & sisters. I do.

You are a beauthifull person

Husse jun

Perhaps the most variant of texts within the two Torahs is the differences in the Ten Commandments. “The Commandments are all in the form of ‘do’ and ‘don’t do,’ ” Tsedaka asserted. “The Masoretic version includes the intro of ‘I am your God that took you out of Egypt,’ as a commandment, when we see it as an introduction. Our Ten Commandments start later, and we have our last commandment to establish Mount Gerizim.” While an “extra” commandment to establish an altar on Mount Gerizim might seem random in the Masoretic text, the part that follows the Ten Commandants in the Masoretic version talks about the forbidden action of building stairs to an altar. Some scholars believe that the Masoretic text would not be discussing steps to an altar without talking about an altar first, and so some believe there might be a part of the text that is missing in the Masoretic version. Until the 1950s, Bible scholars turned to the Jewish Masoretic text as the definitive version of the Torah, virtually ignoring the Samaritan text. However, in the winter of 1947, a group of archeological specialists searching through 11 caves in Qumran happened upon the Dead Sea Scrolls. After rigorous study of the scrolls, researchers have come to believe there were several versions of the Torah being studied throughout Jewish history, according to Eugene Ulrich, a theology professor at University of Notre Dame. The scrolls they found in Qumran matched the Samaritan text more closely than the Masoretic text, leading some researchers to believe the Samaritan text held validity in the minds of Jews during the Second Temple period and that both texts were once studied together. “Finding the Dead Sea Scrolls proved that there were two versions, if not more, of the Torah circulating within Judaism, but they were all dealt with with equal validity and respect,” said Ulrich, who served as one of the chief editors on the Dead Sea Scrolls International Publication Project. “The Samaritan Torah and Masoretic Torah used to be studied side by side. The Masoretic text wasn’t always the authoritative version. They were both seen as important during the Second Temple time period.” Ulrich said after the destruction of the Second Temple, the people split into three groups, each with their own text: The rabbis took the Masoretic text for their own, the Samaritans took theirs, and the early Christians used much of a different version called the Septuagint-a Masoretic version translated into Greek in the 2nd century BCE-in what later become the Christian Bible. While most differences between the two Torahs are only slight and may not even be apparent to an untrained eye, according to Ulrich, the Samaritan Torah provides a more coherent reading because the story flows better in its text. “There are whole passages of stories missing from the Masoretic version,” he said. “A lot of the stories in Exodus and Deuteronomy are missing parts of the conversation, leaving the reader alone to do much assumption as the story goes on. In the Samaritan Torah, however, these gaps are filled, providing a smoother encounter of what actually happened.” James Charlesworth, a professor of New Testament Language and Literature at Princeton University’s Department of Biblical studies, said the Samaritan Torah is his preferred version for some readings of the Bible. “As the stories and histories go, the Samaritan Pentateuch appears to be more favorable because the voice of the text reads more clear[ly],” he said. “In my judgment, the Masoretic version has some corrupt parts of it, and the Samaritan Torah is the best reading we have. There are sentences scholars are left to either reinterpret or simply ignore because they seem they don’t belong.” Charlesworth believes Jews and Christians have not shown the Samaritan text the proper respect it deserves: Thousands of years ago, Samaritans and Jews had a shared interest in both scriptures, but the Samaritan Torah later became shunned. Charlesworth said this English translation would finally provide the academic world insight into the origins of the development of scripture. The Samaritans claim their Torah is older and more authentic: “It’s more logical that a group of people who’ve lived in one place for thousands of years have kept their Torah preserved,” Tsedaka asserted, “as compared to a people who have moved all over the world.” But some Bible critics side with the Masoretic version, citing it as older and, indeed, more authentic. Referring to a principal of textual criticism called lectio difficilior potior, which states that a harder reading of a text is preferred to an easier reading, Yeshiva University’s Aaron Koller said some scholars believe the Samaritan Torah’s text, which presents fewer interpretive problems, proves that it had been tampered with. “Some scholars believe someone took an original version of the Torah and simplified it to the Samaritan version,” he explained. “It’s hard to believe a difficult reading of a text is original, because why would someone change a text to make it unclear? Rather when a text is simplified, it’s easier to believe that the text was altered in order to make it simpler.” Koller noted that the consensus view held by most Bible scholars is that the Masoretic version of the Torah is the older, original version. The structural changes of the Samaritan Torah give reason to believe it’s been changed, he said, but that should not stop people from studying it. Both should be studied, he said, to understand the history of interpretations of the Torah-a book that continues to unfold with meaning as time goes on. “Outside of the Samaritan community, most believe the Samaritan Torah was an editorial revision of the Masoretic text,” Koller said. “But they are a group that consider themselves heirs to biblical Israel, just like the Jews. It’s important just to learn the remarkable tradition they’ve preserved for 2,500 years.”

Yea that's true now when I think about it :o

same I am confused

When the Prophet saw the prophets in heaven, he saw their souls, but their bodies are in the graves