Earning Jannah while Watching a Genocide | Lecture by Dr Omar Suleiman



Dr. Omar Suleiman describes a Hadith about the People of Jannah, who will be divided into 120 rows. Of those 120 Rows, 80 are from the Ummah of Muhammad (SAWS). We need to strive to be among the highest rank of these rows in our Duas and Actions, and in how we respond to tests and trials.

The current trials of the Ummah, especially what we are seeing from our brothers and sisters in Gaza, serve as a test and reminder of the resilience and spiritual strength required to be on the path of Islam and carry this burden. We should all strive and aspire to be among the first to enter Jannah.

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22 thoughts on “Earning Jannah while Watching a Genocide | Lecture by Dr Omar Suleiman”

  1. "There are numerous Ahadith on this matter, and the people of Gaza embody the spirit of the Sabiqoon (those who excel in faith and righteousness). Despite their difficult circumstances and the neglect they face from many so-called Muslim countries, their unwavering faith (Iman) and certainty (Yaqeen) place them among the highest in rank." May Allah help them to victory and give them strength against the vicious Zionest regime.

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  3. 35: 34

    وَقَالُوا۟ ٱلْحَمْدُ لِلَّهِ ٱلَّذِىٓ أَذْهَبَ عَنَّا ٱلْحَزَنَ ۖ إِنَّ رَبَّنَا لَغَفُورٌۭ شَكُورٌ ٣٤

    And they will say, “Praise be to Allah, Who has kept away from us all ˹causes of˺ sorrow. Our Lord is indeed All-Forgiving, Most Appreciative.

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  4. Anti-black racism plays a HUGE factor as to why you don't hear and care about what's happening in Sudan. There is an underlying notion that armed confliet, ethnic cleansing, poverty, political instability, epidemics and famine are INHERENT to black Africans.
    How often does what's going on in Sudan come up on your IG feed?
    How often do you PAUSE to actually watch if it does come up on your feed?
    And to my fellow Muslims, how often do we talk about what's happening to our Sudanese brothers and sisters? Did you know about the internet and power blackouts that prevent them from sharing live updates on IG like we see from Ghazzah?
    They are being exterminated silently.
    Actually no, they are screaming please help us but no one is listening.
    Where are the donation links? Where are the stories? Where is the boycotting of UAE? Where is the remembering of the ummah in Sudan?
    Where is the compassion beyond the obligatory "Pray for Sudan" added as an afterthought to other atrocities?

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