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**corkBrobe** · 02-16-2012, 09:12 AM

When I read this thread, I couldn't help but think about prisoners. I see photos or articles of people in prisons and I think about how there must be at least one person who loves them, cries for them, is hurting to see them behind bars... about how they must have hoped and prayed that their loved one would not end up in prison, or how they must hope that one day they will be free again. And what about those who have been wrongly accused and convicted? Only Allah (SWT) knows.

Or, what about people with addictions and how their families must pray and hope that they are freed from the addictions that consume them. And what about those who have become addicted when trying to be helped (not just in terms of becoming addicted to pain medications but also those who have become addicted to opiates and other substances to dull the pang of hunger etc.). Only Allah (SWT) knows.

I can't help but want to pray and hope that all Muslims will enter jannat and if we humans can attempt to show mercy through our justice system, through counselling and medicine... just think of that 'hope' coming from from Allah (SWT), most Compassionate, most Merciful... hope and pray for Jannatal Firdows for all - we are all a loved one, whether we know it or not.

02-16-2012, 09:12 AM	#25
corkBrobe Join Date Dec 2005 Posts 435 Senior Member	When I read this thread, I couldn't help but think about prisoners. I see photos or articles of people in prisons and I think about how there must be at least one person who loves them, cries for them, is hurting to see them behind bars... about how they must have hoped and prayed that their loved one would not end up in prison, or how they must hope that one day they will be free again. And what about those who have been wrongly accused and convicted? Only Allah (SWT) knows. Or, what about people with addictions and how their families must pray and hope that they are freed from the addictions that consume them. And what about those who have become addicted when trying to be helped (not just in terms of becoming addicted to pain medications but also those who have become addicted to opiates and other substances to dull the pang of hunger etc.). Only Allah (SWT) knows. I can't help but want to pray and hope that all Muslims will enter jannat and if we humans can attempt to show mercy through our justice system, through counselling and medicine... just think of that 'hope' coming from from Allah (SWT), most Compassionate, most Merciful... hope and pray for Jannatal Firdows for all - we are all a loved one, whether we know it or not.
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