Heavenly Jewels

him and grant him peace) will not remain in one spot on the day of reckoning. Sometimes he will be near the Mizaan interceding for those whose good deeds are few, allowing them to be pardoned and immediately he will be at the Fool of Kawthar quenching the thirst of his thirsty Followers. From there he will move to Pul Siraat. The beloved (may Allah bless him and grant him peace) will be lifting those who fall on their way to Paradise. In other words, the Prophet (may Allah bless him and grant him peace) will be at every juncture comforting his Followers. Everyone will be calling out to him for his assistance and who else can be called upon in such a difficult time? Since every one will be in his own hardship. He (may Allah bless him and grant him peace) will be the only one who will not be concerned about himself but he will be carrying the responsibility of the entire Universe. This day of Judgement will take fifty thousand years to pass and it will be a day full of the most testing hardships and difficulties. This day will be made very easy for the pious and chosen servants of Allah. For these pious servants, the fifty thousand year day will pass like the amount of time that it takes one to read one Fard Salaah and in reality, it will pass even faster than that. For some, this day will pass as fast as the blink of an eye. The Day of Judgement for the righteous is like the blinking of an eye and even less than that." The greatest blessing upon the Muslims on that day will be the great opportunity of seeing Allah (The Exalted). There is no blessing greater than this. Once a person sees Allah (The Exalt.ed) once, he will enjoy the blessing of the Divine Vision forever. It is something that he shall never forget. The first person to s ee Allah (The Exalted) will be the Prophet (may Allah bless him and grant him peace). Up to this point, we have very briefly discussed the issues relating to the Day of Resurrection. After the entire day of reckoning ends, we will enter our final abode, which is for ever. Some will receive the abode of peace and tranquillity which is called Paradise (paradise) whilst others will enter the abode of pain and suffering which is called hell. 84