Big mistake Quote by Babloo
“Usually when those people say those ugly words they are talking about something they dont like, for example when a small baby is born without an arm or is born blind. In their ignorance they think: God created this baby. I dont like this thing about this baby, so God made a mistake. They are the ones making a big mistake. If someone learns what the Prophet taught, he knows that in every hardship there is an opportunity for reward from God. If the Muslim parents of that blind baby are patient with this hardship they get reward. If the Muslim who is blind is patient with his hardship he gets reward. This reward is weighed on the Day of Judgment. Dont we want to be people who have a lot of reward in one pan of the balance and no bad deeds in the other pan? The one who learned about the Day of Judgment would know how much we would want this on that Day.”
About This Quote
The passage argues that judging others for physical differences reflects ignorance, and that Islamic teachings view hardships as opportunities for divine reward, emphasizing patience and the afterlife balance of deeds.
In simple terms: Judging disabled people shows ignorance; Islam sees hardship as chance for reward.
Key Takeaway
Embrace patience and seek reward in adversity.
Themes
tolerance
faith
compassion
patience
afterlife
judgment
Mood
reflective
empathetic
spiritual
Type
teaching
inspirational
When to use this quote
- parenting a disabled child
- personal disability
- community support
- religious education
- interfaith dialogue
Key Concepts
Islamic theology
ethics
theodicy
Questions to Reflect On
- How can we cultivate compassion beyond religious frameworks?
- What role does personal experience play in shaping belief about hardship?
A Different Perspective
The view may oversimplify complex theological interpretations and ignore diverse religious perspectives.
