Doubting God and Words of God, Religious Stories for Kids, Religious Stories for Children

This is a fictional story, only for the purpose of explanation and
easy understanding.
The night fell heavy in the heights of the mountains and the man could
not see anything. All was black. Zero visibility, and the moon and the
stars were covered by the clouds. As he was climbing only a few feet
away from the top of the mountain, he slipped and fell in to the air,
falling at great speed.He could only see black spots as he went down,
and the terrible sensation of being sucked by gravity.
He kept falling and in themoments of great fear, it came to his mind
all the good and bad episodes of his life. He was thinking now about
how close death was getting, when all of a sudden he felt the rope
tied to his waist pull him very hard. His body was hanging in the air.
Only the rope was holding him and in that moment of stillness he had
no other choice other to scream: "Help me God".
All of a sudden a deep voice coming from the sky answered, "What do
you want me to do?"
"Save me God".
"Do you really think I can save you?"
"Of course I believe You can."
"Then cut the rope tied to your waist."
There was a moment of silence and the man decided to hold on to
therope with all his strength.The rescue team tells thatthe next day a
climber was found dead and frozen. His body hanging from a rope. His
hands holding tight to it. Only one foot away from the ground.
Conclusion: And We? Howattached we are to our rope will we let go?
Don'tever doubt about the God and words of God. We should never say
that He has forgotten us or abandoned us.

The ultimate truth of life, Religious Stories for Kids, Religious Stories for Children

This is a fictional story, only for the purpose of explanation and
easy understanding.
A man who is constantly in trouble, prays to god one day and due to
his persistent and dedicated prayer, the god appears in front of him
and pleasingly tells him "my dear, do tell me what your doubts are
about?"
The man happily starts to narrate this "Oh my merciful Lord, I have a
vision, in which I could see my past life and I have doubts on it
which Iwanted you to clear." Smilingly god tells him to carry on.
The man says thus "Lord, I saw that in my past, whenever I was happy
and good things happened in my life, I could see two pairs of foot
steps on the path of life. One of them is mine; I could not understand
the other pair of footstepwhich was following me. Whose does these
belongto?"
Smilingly god says "Dear, whenever you were having good time and
happy, I would silently walk behind you allowing you to enjoy
thefruits of your good deeds."
The man then asks "Ok, Lord, I saw that whenever am in troubles or sad
times I saw two pairs of footsteps again! And this time, the second
pair was beside me all along the path."
Calmly god says "Dear, whenever you were in bad situations of life, I
would walk beside you, guiding you through the tough times into the
good times ahead."
The man, satisfied with the reply, then looked puzzled and sad;
says"But Lord, I also had a vision that whenever am in the worst of
troubles and the most toughest times I have ever faced inmy life, I
saw only one deep pair footsteps all along the path. Why haveyou
deserted me when I need you the most?"
Now god, looks at him lovingly and says "Oh my poor creature, you
could see only one pair of footsteps during the worst part of your
life because those belonged to mine and I was carrying you all along,
onmy shoulders! Remember this, I never have and willdesert you, my
dear" Thus saying the god disappeared!
Conclusion: The ultimate truth of life! Never doubt the almighty and
remember that he never ever gives-up on us! We should never say that
He has forgotten us or abandoned us.

Allah Has Created a Powerful Love among Muslims

The love among Muslims is a naturally occurring love resulting from
a faith-based sincerity. Is not based on any self-interest;
believers love one another solely for Allah's approval. This
sincere love also brings with it a lofty conception of humility.
And when love and humility are combined together, the result is a
powerful bond among Muslims.
The people to whom believers most direct their love as
manifestations of Allah are their brothers in faith. As our Lord
says in one verse, "The faithful are brothers..." (Surat
al-Hujurat, 10), Muslims are one anothers brothers. Therefore, as
with blood brothers, the relationship between Muslims is based on a
profound love, and they watch over and protect one another.
Allah gives love to the heart of every Muslim who loves Him, fears
Him and genuinely strives to seek His approval. Our Lord states that
it is His Presence that creates love among believers:
" As for those who have faith and do right actions, the All-Merciful
will bestow His love on them." (Surah Maryam, 96)
Since these people love Allah, they will also love His creations and
feel affection and compassion for them. They will wish to protect
them and seek the best for them. As Allah tells believers, whom He
has made his best and most virtuous servants:
" Say: 'I do not ask you for any wage for this –except for you to
love your near of kin. If anyone does a good action,We will
increase the good of it for him. Allah is Ever-Forgiving,
Ever-Thankful'." (Surat ash-Shura, 23)
Muslims Loving One Another in This World Is a Moral Virtue of Paradise
It is incompatible with Qur'anic moral values for the bond of love
that Muslims feel for one another to be limited to a small
community. That bond of love must include all sects and communities
and even the entire Islamic world. Allah disapproves of coldness,
and even conflict, between sects and communities. All Muslims must
hope to enter paradise and strive for that by doing good works. But
in order to enter paradise they must love one another. In paradise,
all Muslims are a single community, and verses reveal that Muslims
will recognize one another there, talk with one another, be friends
and love one another:
" in Gardens of Delight. A large group of the earlier people but few
of the later ones.
On sumptuous woven couches, reclining on them face to face." (Surat
al-Waki'ah, 12-16)
Another verse reveals that brotherhood, profound love and devotion
among Muslims is one of the features of paradise as follows.
" We will strip away any rancor in their hearts – brothers, resting
on couches face-to-face." (Surat al-Hijr, 47)
Muslims are a single community in paradise, and there are no
communities or groups that do not love another, and everyone is
equal. There is also an obligation for his model in paradise as
described in the verses to be adopted and implemented in this
world, too. Allah warns Muslims in another verse that they must be
very considerate of one another and that there must be a bond of
love between them, and He reveals that this will be pleasing to
Him:
" Allah loves those who fight in His Way in ranks like well-built
walls." (Surat as-Saff, 4)

The believers are brothers

The believers are brothers, so make peace between your brothers and
fear Allah so that hopefully you will gain mercy. (Surat al-Hujurat,
10)
Obey Allah and His Messenger and do not quarrel among yourselves
lest you lose heart and your momentum disappear. And be steadfast.
Allah is with the steadfast. (Surat al-Anfal, 46)
Allah loves those who fight in His Way in ranks like well-built
walls. (Surat as-Saff, 4)
Hold fast to the rope of Allah all together, and do not separate.
Remember Allah's blessing to you when you were enemies and He
joined your hearts together so that you became brothers by His
blessing. You were on the very brink of a pit of the Fire and He
rescued you from it. In this way Allah makes His Signs clear to
you, so that hopefully you will be guided.(Surah Al 'Imran, 103)
He has laid down the same religion for youas He enjoined on Nuh:
that which We have revealed to you and which We enjoined on Ibrahim,
Musa and 'Isa: 'Establish the religion and do not make divisions in
it.' What you call the idolaters to follow is very hard for them.
Allah chooses for Himself anyone He wills and guides to Himself
those who turn to Him. (Surat ash-Shura, 13)
Those who were already settled in the abode, and in faith, before they
came, love those who have emigrated to them; do not find in their
hearts any need for what they have been given; and prefer them to
themselves, even if they themselves are needy. It is the people who
are safe-guarded from the avarice of their own selves who are
successful. (Surat al-Hashr, 9)
Those who have come after them say: "Our Lord, forgive us and our
brothers who preceded us in faith, and do not put any rancor in our
hearts toward those who believe. Our Lord, You are All-Gentle, Most
Merciful." (Surat al-Hashr, 10)