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JUDGE YOURSELF BEFORE YOU ARE JUDGED

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It is suggested to our brothers and sisters whether beginners, illustrious workers, or responsible leaders, that they should have a daily period put aside for self-evaluation and examination. We should realise that all of us are going to be accountable for our deeds on the Day of Judgement. It is therefore wise that we continuously assess ourselves in this world and make amends before that final judgement by Allah when we will not be given an opportunity to make up for our misdeeds.
The prophet said: 'Everyone starts his day and is a vendor of his soul, either freeing it or bringing about its ruin.' (Muslim).
1. Did I offer my five daily Salat on time?
2. Am I satisfied with the quality of my Salat?
3. How many verses of the Qur'an did I memorise?
4. What steps did I take to bring my family closer to Islam?
5. How many Salat did I offer in congregation?
6. What part of the Qur'an did I read with understanding?
7. What did I do to fulfil my duty as a da'iyah (caller to Islam)?
8. Have I treated my parents with love and respect and have I given due consideration to all their needs?
9. Did I safeguard my tongue from useless speech?
10. Did I commend others for the good things they may have done?
11. Did I take an interest in my health (diet, exercises, etc)?
12 Have I been just in all my dealings?
13. Did I backbite or slander anyone?
14. What acts of sadaqah did I perform?
15. Was I safeguard my eyes from the evil influences of Shaitan?
16. What have I read to improve my understanding of Islam?
17. Did I save a portion of my wealth?
18. Did I fulfil all my promises?
19. Did I make tawbah (seek Allah's forgiveness)?
20. Did I implement what I read and said?
21. Did I perform my work with proficiency?
22. Did I reflect on my accountability to Allah on the Day of Judgement?
23. Am I satisfied with the way I spent the day?
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'Umar ibn al-Khattab, in one of his famous sayings said "Judge yourselves before you are judged, evaluate yourselves before you are evaluated and be ready for the greatest investigation (the Day of Judgement)"
"The World is three days: As for yesterday, it has vanished, along with all that was in it. As for tomorrow, you may never see it. As for today, it is yours, so work in it." (Hassan al-Basri)

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  • Jazakallah 4 putting this vid up! This is exactly the kind of reminders we need in everyday life! I have yet so much left to improve in life...

  • subhanAllah, i know what u mean Tazmania. me too, may Allah help us improve and forgive us our sins.

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  • this really does get a person thinking...jazakallahu khair 4 postin it, may allah guide us all in the right path ......ameen

  • jazakallahu khairan khatsiran for uploading this vid,akhi.

  • Jazakallah khair...may Allah reward you

  • Salam jazak allah for this special video,may it remind all muslims.Sometimes we think were doing enough for Allah,but this vid has proved to me that were not doing enough at all,may Allah guide is all and may Allah bless you for making this vid to remind your brothers and sisters,Ameen. shukraan lol x

  • thanks so much very nice very long.

    thank u

  • Asalamu Alaikum bros and sis in Islam. I loved this video and I thought of an idea. What if we as muslims create this as a ToDo list and put a ye or no. Similar to a journal. Jazakallah Kahairun for the post and I absolutely love it. May Allaah (swt) reward you for uploading this video. Salam:)

  • Grow up Wolfgang

  • amen

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