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EVER THOUGHT ABOUT THE TRUTH?


                 According to that twisted mindset, "one must be realistic
             and not interpret things in a metaphysical way." He has under-
             gone a significant experience and escaped through his own ef-
             forts. He has learned "the facts of life." He has had a bad time, but
             those are now left in the past. He is now more experienced and
             more mature. This is undoubtedly a most irrational and illogical
             approach to take. This ugly mindset of deniers is also revealed in
             the Qur'an:
                 "If We give man a taste of Our Mercy, and then withdraw
                 it from him, behold! He is in despair and falls to blas-
                 pheming. But if We give him a taste of Our favors after
                 adversity has touched him, he is sure to say, 'All evil has
                 departed from me' and behold! He becomes exultant and
                 boastful." (Surah Hud: 9-10)
                 Such an ungrateful person will encounter similar troubles
             again in the remaining part of his life. Allah may  – if he repents
             and beseeches Allah – accept this person's prayers every time
             but, that person would not be able to appreciate the blessings he

             has been given as is due and will suffer a troublesome and
             painful life both in this world and in the hereafter due to this
             foolish act of his.
                 This person who persists in denial will have no means of re-
             penting when he looks death in the face, and no new opportunity
             will be given him. That is because he has already proven what
             kind of a person he has been during his lifetime. Allah reveals the
             sorrow this person will feel when confronted with the truth in
             several verses of the Qur'an;





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