Shortcuts To Jannah
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There is no doubt that the ultimate success is to enter through the gates of Paradise and to be among the inhabitants of a place where there is no suffering, no discomfort and no hardship. But as human beings, we tend to be easily distracted and tend to forget about our ultimate goal.
Allah's mercy cannot be compiled, imagined or calculated. No book can enlist Allah's mercy and no person can calculate it even approximately for it is supreme and unimaginable. Allah , out of his mercy has given us so many easy ways to seek paradise and believe you me, if we knew even 50% of these ways, we would marvel at the mercy of our Lord. We can start with thinking how he gave us eye better than the latest Canon Camera, and how he gave us legs to walk, better than a 4 wheeler car. How he gave us something as thin as Hair for protection, beauty and etc. so you see, every atom has a portion of his mercy, and we cannot compile it at one place.
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