How is God's Justice?
One day a student asked the Teacher, "O teacher, how is the justice of Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala?"
The teacher smiled and answered, "O my student, truly the justice of Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala is very different from the justice of His creatures. The justice of a creature is one action, so it is rewarded with one action, whatever it is. But Allah's justice is that if you just intend to do good then Allah Subhanahu Wata'ala has written a good thing for you."
The teacher continued.
"And if you do one good deed that you intended, then God will write for you ten good deeds or even seven hundred times or even more. And if you intend to do bad things then God does not record sins for you. And if you do the bad thing you intend, then Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala only records one sin for you. Even if you don't do it then Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala writes good things for you. Look at my student, that God's justice is also compassion, love and tenderness for His servants. So how can a servant disobey and not love God. even though God is very good to him? So remember my student, one of the ways to God's love for His servant is by following the way of His lover (Muhammad may Allah bless him and grant him peace). The path of peace and love. The path of gentleness and friendliness. Follow His teachings, practice (His Sunnah of Prophet Muhammad), then the goodness and mercy of Allah Subhanahu Wata'ala has been guaranteed for you in this world and the hereafter."
Then the Teacher recited the Word of God in Surah Thaha
(And do not extend your eyes to that with which we have entertained a couple of them.) The life of this world. We will certainly test them therein, and the provision of your Lord is better. And he remained (Taha 131/).
"And do not turn your eyes to what We have given to groups of them, as the flower of the life of the world so that We may test them with it. And the grace of your Lord is better and more permanent”. [Thaha: 131]
And also…
(And if you count the blessings of God, you will not number them. Indeed, man is “Unjust infidels” (Ibrahim 34/).
"And He has given you (your needs) of everything you ask of Him. And if you count the favors of God, you cannot count them. Indeed, that human being is very unjust and very disobedient (God's favor)." [Ibrahim: 34]
God bless you (fimadani)