vizier
Registered Member
Do you think, God is unjust?? then read this from quranic history
The Quran, specifically in
Surah Al-Isra (Chapter 17, verses 4–8), states that the Israelites would commit corruption/mischief on the earth twice, resulting in two distinct instances of destruction and humiliation by God's servants as retribution. Classical commentators interpret these as past events: the Babylonian destruction (586 BC) and the Roman destruction (70 CE).
First Destruction (17:5): When the first instance of corruption occurred, God sent servants of "great military might" to ravage their homes and occupy their land.
Second Destruction (17:7): After a period of reprieve and regained strength (17:6), a second, more severe destruction is predicted, with enemies entering the Masjid (Temple) and destroying what they conquered.
Context: These verses (17:4-8) emphasize a pattern of divine retribution for arrogance and violating God’s commands, with a warning that if they return to corruption, the punishment will return.
what are you worried about ?
Ofcourse not. There is always justice as much as our effort and certainty not more. We can do mistakes because of lack of knowledge, effort, certainty even if we dont want to and outcomes may change temporarily against us because of that. It is our responsibilty to do that. But ofcourse what does not change would be the grand scheme of things that is Justice maybe it wont be Iran but Pakistan Turkey or someone else later to finish the job. What we can do is to do our best with what we have in our hands. I also believe Iran can accomplish this job and get out of this safely and pray for that as well. Also we should always think about all possibilities and prepare for each possibility. It doesnt mean the most optimistic outcome would happen everytime.








