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Tumya Bakhau. O'Kun-Julan-Nal-

Smilal Mohammed al-A.

I'm D'Alma-Sulah, Smilah al-Lhamdilah U,Sala al-Lihihihihu al-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-Wahabah.

Of the principles of our religion, it is a maxim, it is a rule, that we learn Al-Jazahu Minjinzil Hamel.

The reward or the punishment is going to be in accordance with the deed that we do.

Or there's another maxim,

Kama Tadino Tudan, as you do unto others it will be done unto you.

Now these words or phrases are not from the Hadith al-Jazjiz al-Amal-Kam-Tanyududan, but they're from the statements of our early scholars.

We find them in the Tabiroon and the earliest of scholars.

And they derive them from many verses in the Quran and many Ahadith that demonstrate this reality.

As you do unto others, it will be done unto you.

And according to your deeds, your rewards and punishment will be given in the same area in the same way that

you do to others that is how the reward is going to come and there are many many

evidences for this of them for example I'll quote you a few a haith that we can

inshala understand this principle from. Our Prophet, Allah Allahu al-Aulah al-Laiyaah d'I was said that in

Allah al-Aun al-Dim al-Avedim al-Ddaim al-Auu fia-Ihihi.

Allah Azaoajal will continue to help his servant

as long as the servant is helping others. This is an evidence for the rule that I just mentioned.

When you help others, Allah will help you.

In another Hadith, in the same concept in the Allah at al-Ala fehajat-Ib-D.

Madana-Abdu-Hahy-A-Kihi.

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