greatest reward ?

AdamMuslim

AdamMuslim

Junior Member
Besm Allah,
Assalamou Alikom Wrahmatou Allah,

Just one question:
What is the greatest reward that Allah will give to the people of Jannah?

Salam
 
AdamMuslim

AdamMuslim

Junior Member
Besm Allah,
Assalamou Alikom Wrahmatou Allah,

Abu Hurayra (Allah be pleased with him) narrates that the people (companions) said: "O Messenger of Allah! Shall we see our Lord on the Day of Resurrection?" He replied: "Do you have any doubt in seeing the full moon on a clear (not cloudy) night?" They replied: "No, O Messenger of Allah" He said: "Do you have any doubt in seeing the sun when there are no clouds?" They replied in the negative. He said: "You will see Allah (your Lord) in the same way....". (Sahih al-Bukhari, no: 773)

There is also another hadith discribing what happen when people see Allah in Jannah and how it will make them almost forgetting all ather rewards and pleasure in Jannah . Unfortunately, I can't remember where and when I saw it.:angryred:

Please, post it. :SMILY259:

:wasalam:

 
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-SubhanAllah-

Junior Member
Assalamu Alaikum

I believe it's the privilege of seeing Allah (swt). The view and light will be so amazing and powerful, I also read somewhere that this light will still be shining on our faces when we InshaAllah return back to our palaces after this meeting with Allah (swt).

Another thing will be the fact that He (swt) will NEVER ever be angry at us again, SubhanAllah! May Allah forgive and grant us all Jannat, Ameen.

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Also read the following:


The Greatest Delight: Ridwaan Allah and Looking At His Face

"Some faces that Day will be Nadhirah [shining, radiant], Looking at their Rabb." [75:22-23]


Ibn al-Itheer said, "Seeing Allah is the ultimate joy in the Hereafter, the most precious gift of Allah. May Allah (swt) help us reach that goal." [Jaami' al-Usool, 10/557]


Abu Sa'eed al-Khudri reported that the Prophet (saw) said that "Allah will say to the people of Paradise, "O People of Paradise! They will say, "We are at Your Worship, our Rabb, and all goodness is in Your hand." He will say, "Are you content?" They will say, "Why should we not be content, O Rabb, when you have given us what you have not given to anyone else of Your Creation?" He will say, "Shall I not give you better than that?" They will say, "O Rabb, what could be better than that?" He will say, "I grant you My pleasure and I will never be displeased with you after that." [al-Bukhaari and Muslim, Mishkaat al-Masaabeeh]


Muslim and at-Tirmidhi reported from Suhayb ar-Rumi that the Messenger of Allah (saw) said: "When the people of Paradise enter Paradise, Allah will say: "Do you want anything more?" They will say, "Have You not made our faces white [i.e. honoured us]? Have You not admitted us to Paradise and saved us from the Fire?" Then the veil will be lifted, and they will never have been given anything more dear to them than looking at their Rabb, may He be Blessed and Exalted."


One report adds, "Then the Prophet (saw) recited the aayah, "For those who have done good is the best [reward i.e. Paradise] and even more [i.e. the honour of glancing at the Countenance of Allah]..." [10:26]


Thus seeing the Face of Allah (swt) was interpreted as part of the "more" [mazeed] which Allah has promised to al-Muhsinoon [those who have done good]:


"There they will have all that they desire - and We have more [for them, i.e. a glance at the All-Mighty, All-Majestic." [50:35]


This is a joy and honour that will be denied to the Kuffaar and Mushrikeen:


"Nay, surely they [evildoers] will be veiled from seeing their Rabb that day." [83:15]


Imaam Maalik ibn Anas, the Imaam of al-Madinah, used this aayah as proof that "Looking at their Rabb" [75:23] literally meant they would see the face of Allah, as some had interpreted it as meaning the people would be waiting for their reward. Maalik said, "They have lied.... The people will look at Allah on the Day of Resurrection with their own eyes. If the believers are not going to see their Rabb on the Day of Resurrection, why did Allah (swt) say that the kuffaar would be veiled from Seeing Him?" [See Sharh as-Sunnah, Mishkaat al-Masaabeeh, 3/100 no. 5662]


at-Tahhaawi, the great Hanafi Imaam, said in his "al-'Aqeedah at-Tahhaawiyyah", "This seeing [Allah] is true, something that will happen to the people of Paradise; it is not necessary to attempt to define it or describe how it will happen. It is mentioned in the Book of Our Rabb [75:23]. The way it will happen is according to the will and knowledge of Allah and we have to believe in it as it was narrated from the Messenger of Allah in the saheeh hadith. We should not interpret it according to our own inclinations and opinions, for no one is sound in his deen except the one who submits fully to Allah and His Messenger. What is ambiguous should be referred to one who has knowledge (i.e. a scholar)" [Sharh at-Tahhaawiyyah, 203]

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mezeren

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1,000 years of happiness in this life is not worth an hour of paradise,and,1,000 years in paradise is not worth a glimpse of Jamalullah.
 
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