for them according to their respective capabilities. It is a right upon us to be pleased with this.

Despite this, whoever is not pleased with the decree of Allah and complains, it is as though they want to hear with their eyes and see with their ears. In other words, such a person has fallen into complete ignorance. A person should be pleased with however Allah has kept them, and never complain under any circumstance.

Glad tidings for the one who remains pleased with divine decrees

The final Prophet of Allah صَلَّى الـلّٰـهُ عَلَيْهِ وَاٰلِهٖ وَسَلَّم said, طُوۡبٰی لِمَنۡ ھُدِیَ لِلۡاِسۡلَامِ وَکَانَ رِزۡقُہٗ کَفَافًا وَرَضِیَ بِہٖ - “Glad tidings for he who was guided to Islam and given sufficient rizq he is pleased with.”^[1]

Those who will fly from their graves into Jannah

A hadith mentions:

When the Day of Judgement arrives, Allah will bestow wings to a group of my ummah, by which they will fly from their graves into Paradise. There, they shall enjoy themselves however they wish.

Angels will ask them, “Have you given accountability?” They will respond, “We have not given account.” Angels will then question, “Did you traverse the Bridge of Ṣirāṭ?” They will answer, “We have not seen the Bridge of Ṣirāṭ.” Angels will query, “Have you seen Hell?” They will reply by saying, “We have not seen anything.”