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Harun Yahya

Those who are herded headlong into Hell, such people are
in the worst position. They are the most misguided from
the way. (Surat al-Furqan: 34)

People Who Demonstrate Argumentative Behavior
Should Remember that Hell Is Filled with People
Who Argue with One Another All the Time
People who do not pay the necessary need to the calls made on
them by Muslims and respond not politely, but with an argumenta-
tive manner should think about the treatment they may receive in
the Hereafter. They will find themselves arguing in torment in the
same way for all eternity. The torments that their insincere moral ap-
proach causes them to suffer in worldly life will turn into endless
torment in the Hereafter. In the world, this approach makes such
people unable to form friendships or to love and be loved, deprives
them of the blessings these things bring. If Allah wills, He can make
them live forever in the same discomfort. The Qur'an tells us that the
people in Hell, because they are in a perpetual state of argument
with one another, will also experience the spiritual torment pro-
duced by this uncomfortable atmosphere as well as experiencing the
Fire:
All this is certainly true—the bickering of the people of the
Fire. (Surah Sâd: 64)
Arguing in it with one another, they will say, "By Allah, we
were plainly misguided." (Surat ash-Shu'ara': 96-97)
He will say, "Do not argue in My presence when I gave you
advance warning of the Threat." (Surah Qaf: 28)
People who know Allah's Book are aware that argument is a
characteristic of the denizens of Hell and strenuously avoid it.

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