Page 87 - Zeal and Enthusiasm in the Qur'an

Harun Yahya - Adnan Oktar

short, all that they have done will be in vain.
"And those who believe will say, ‘Are these the ones who
swore by Allah their strongest oaths that indeed they were
with you?’ Their deeds have become worthless, and they
have become losers." 127
"That is because they followed what angered Allah and dis-
liked [what earns] His pleasure, so He rendered worthless
their deeds." 128

"Indeed, those who disbelieved and averted [people] from
the path of Allah and opposed the Messenger after guid-
ance had become clear to them – never will they harm Allah
at all, and He will render worthless their deeds." 129
"Some faces, that Day, will be humbled. They had been
working hard and exhausted." 130

Furthermore, at the time of judgement those people might pos-
sibly receive their records in their left hand although they had ex-
pected it in the right. They supposed that being among believers in
the life of this world would bring them salvation in the hereafter.
However, as mentioned earlier, every individual will be given an ac-
count of his deeds individually in Allah’s Presence. The zeal and
good works of others will have brought him no good. That day the
once indifferent people will call out to believers:
"… Were we not with you? …" 131

But they will be told:
"Read your record. Sufficient is yourself against you this
Day as accountant." 132

Then they will see the truth of what they accomplished and real-
ize all they had neglected. Then they will acknowledge that they
truly deserve whatever recompense they will receive.

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