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reward was lost. No salvation awaits you. O you! Tried to deceive! Go and ask the one your reward for whom you have carried out your deed.’ (Az-Zawajir ‘Aniqtiraf-il-Kabaair, vol. 1, pp. 85)
Dear Islamic brothers! Through the following instance, understand the height of regret and frustration of those who show off, taunt and remind of their favours upon witnessing their good deeds being rejected on the Day of Judgement: Somebody owns a garden beneath which streams flow, variety of trees are laden with excellent and delicious fruits. Together with all its fascination and charm, this garden is also very profitable and a valuable asset. This person grows old and does not have the capability of supporting his family. His children are also not yet capable of supporting their elderly parents by striving to earn a living.
In short, that person is extremely needy and his living totally depends on that garden. At once a fiery whirlwind blew hard, burning the garden to ashes. Imagine the degree of grief, regret and frustration of that person and same will be the condition of that person who did carry out virtuous action but not for the pleasure of Allah عَزَّوَجَلَّ rather with the intention of showing-off and he will have a misleading perception that he has accumulated a treasure of virtues but on the day of great need, the Day of Judgement, Allah عَزَّوَجَلَّ will reject his entire deeds. Allah عَزَّوَجَلَّ says in Glorious Quran:
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