it's pretty simple

Submitted by Waell Murray (United States), Feb 22, 2007 at 22:01

Allah, and that's the name He wanted us to refer to him, always urged us to never forget that He is the most merciful and the one who had the utmost compassion judging his creations. Allah made us all and also made the laws we live by, planned the day we begin living and also the day we depart from life, made the successful of us as well as the loser, gave us all brain and ways of sensing every thing around us. Allah also made us weak and strong, and when Satin was created, he challenged Allah in his creation, he made it his mission to entice all humans to drift away from Allah's trail to follow him into the Hell fire on judgment day.

Well, Allah never gave anyone a guarantee of ending up going here or there, but one thing he gave all of us equally, and that's the ability to recognize right and wrong, straight and crocked , good and bad. So, those who let their desires lead their way and those desires take them away from following the rules Allah made, they have no body to blame but themselves .

Let's not forget that Allah is forgiving and merciful and some of us who lived in the sin all their lives may end up getting his mercy for one thing they did and they can't even remember. Who qualifies to tell us what Allah had planned for us, Paradise, or Hell? Nobody has such authority, and none will ever have it .

Now, to answer a question about what could end someone up in God's list of the never forgiven, Allah warned us from a number of things; one is assuming that He has partners and one of seven sins that God mentioned in the glorious Quraan in various chapters, but Allah made it clear that there's no time limit for admitting guilt and requesting His mercy and forgiveness, hence He and only Him recognizes the solemness of someone's feelings and intentions.

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