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Hey, do you look stressed out.

What's the matter?

Yeah, Seth.

You know, something that I just don't get is the idea of punishment in Jehannan.

I was talking to a friend of mine and, you know and he brought up this a year from the Quran that said

that the people in Jinnah will be mocking those in Jehendah. And I didn't know how to answer.

Do you think that, you know, I will be that person that does it to him? And, you know, what is this ayah?

So I think the ayah he's referring to is the 44th Ayah of Sout al-Araf and around that passage.

And in that section, in a sense, Allah is in fact describing believers that are going to be...

In a sense, talking trash to the disbelievers. They're actually now finally in a position to talk down to the disbelievers who used to make fun of them in this life.

So the ayah goes, when Ida'a'u' jannna'i, the people of Jannah, the companionsqa we are saying to them we certainly did find whatever our

Lord promised us our master promised us to be true for how much what your

master promised true is it is it real down there is it burning hot down there was that

accurate so this like kind of a insult to injury kind of talk is taking place in this scene.

But what's really cool is that Allah says, We'adana, our master promised us to be true. Now the word us is important here.

We found what Allah promised us to be true. Now the word us is important here. We found what Allah promised us to be true.

Did you find what Allah promised to be true? Not did you find what Allah promised you to be true? The you is removed.

Look, you know, Allah promised us and Allah promised you. But he doesn't mention the you the second time.

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