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Man should fear the terrors and difficulties of the Resurrection Day, by avoiding any matter that
God has forbidden, and clinging to the precepts and obligations. The holy Quran exposes the
horrifying terrors of the situation on the Resurrection Day. God says:
The day on which a man shall fly from his brother and his mother and his father and his spouse
and his son. Every man of them shall on that day have an affair, which will occupy him.
Surely, the violence of the hour is a grievous thing. On the day when you shall see it, every woman
giving such shall quit in confusion what she suckled, and every pregnant woman shall lay down
her burden, and you shall see men intoxicated, and they shall not be intoxicated but the
chastisement of Allah will be severe.
The Quran also exposes the horrible chastisement that the tyrants and murderers will encounter
on that day. God says:
Lay hold on him then put a chain on him. Then cast him into the burning fire. Then thrust him into
a chain the length of which is seventy cubits. Surely, he did not believe in Allah the Great. Nor did
he urge the feeding of the poor. Therefore, he has not here today a true friend. Nor any food
except the wrongdoers’ eats.
It is obligatory upon every individual, who possesses a mentality, to shun any sort of sinning, and
to fear God. Naturally, such a high education will achieve a bright and pure mentality
ENVY
Envy is the virulent disease that affected men all over history and caused many distresses and
difficulties. Islam has warned against envy and reproached the envious and called for prompting
against it.
Reality of envy:
The ill‐favored envy[*] stands for the wish that the amenities were to lapse. In other words, the
evil envy is the intendment of ruining and destroying. The desire of getting the same amenities of
somebody else has nothing to do with envy. This is the emulation. In most cases, the feeling of
obtaining others’ good qualities is being favorable since it encourages doing well. The Prophet
said, “The faithful believer emulates, but does never envy.” Likewise, envy is different from the
competition that stands for striving for copying others’ good deeds. It is the main incentive of the
industrial and commercial progression. Islam has urged on competing with each other in the fields
of good and benevolence. God says:
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