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My brothers and sisters, the Prophet Muhammad peace be upon him explains to us who the bankrupt person is.

And he says that it is a person who has a lot of good deeds.

A lot of good deeds.

But when they come on the day of judgment, it is found that they were backbiting about someone,

they slandered someone, they wronged someone, they ate the wealth of someone,

they did wrong to people.

So Allah took those good deeds and actually gave them to the others.

Such that there were no more good deeds remaining.

And thereafter, there were still some people who wanted justice.

So Allah took the bad deeds of those people and put it on the shoulders of this particular person

who had initially come with a lot of good deeds.

Now that is the ultimate crisis.

It is called al-Muflis, the one who is truly bankrupt.

It's not about money, it's about your deeds.

So this is why Allah says when you do good deeds,

make sure you protect them by not engaging in harming others

and come with them on the day of judgment.

We will multiply that for you tenfold.

In the previous episode, we did go through this and I did say verse number 160 of Suratul An-Ahm.

But I've repeated this for a reason because the mercy of Allah dictates that when you do good,

he multiplies it for you.

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