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Do Muslims like to see other people suffer?

With everything that's been going on over the last year and a half,

there's this sentiment that,

you know, now we understand. If anyone had any doubts in their faith about the existence of hellfire and who deserves to be in hellfire, the monsters that have carried out the genocide

have given you a sense of settlement with that belief and to say, okay, now I get it.

For those of you that have been following the Ramadan series, the last two episodes about

the other side of Gaza, where the souls of the martyrs are now, and what happens with the

children and the tyrants and so on, so forth in that world as it exists right now.

These were very difficult two episodes to record, and I wanted to add a little bit to it by then Allahi-ta-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a,

which is answering this question, do we want to see the people who have caused this torment suffer?

Is that something that brings calm to the heart of the believer?

And then what does that say about us as Muslims in our overall mission on this earth?

And subhanalah, we just came out of Surta Tha Toba, where we have this verse about the

Prophet, sallu a a prophet saulah

alasuam

azizu

alehi ma anitum

harisun aeem

that this messenger

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