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Zath, can I ask you something?

You know, in the Quran, Allah always talks about mercy and at other times, wrath and punishment.

And, you know, I've been thinking, even for myself, and, you know, I've noticed in a lot of people as well

that we don't think about the consequences of our actions. And it's easy to fall into sin, right?

I see what you're saying. We're human. We can fall into extremes, right? Somebody can just say,

Allah is merciful. Nothing's going to happen. It's not that bad. Or someone can get all doom and gloom.

But specifically talking about punishment and accountability on Judgment Day, I think there are three Ayat

in which Allah in a very subtle way is telling us the scariest part of Judgment Day.

So all three Ayat are about Judgment Day, and they use similar expressions,

and that's why they should be compared to each other,

because they use very similar expressions.

But in some way, one of these three expressions has been emphasized

that just doesn't come out in translation.

Like it's only found in the Arabic that it's been emphasized.

So that's what I want to bring to your attention. Hattah i. Jāsa is the, generally the expression. Until they come to it. That's the expression.

Until they come to it. Now it is hellfire in front of them. They arrive at heaven in front of them.

They arrive at, you know, judgment in front of them. In three of the cases that I am describing to you, all three of them, this is actually hellfire that's being described.

They approach the very edge of hellfire.

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