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People
are always so quick to judge each other. They label others in a very
unjust and unfair, stereotyping way. That is not the guidance of
Islam, but the misguidance of the non-Muslims. A good Muslim is the
one who acts like a doctor when they pass by any person who looks
sick or unhealthy. The doctor usually appreciates the good things
that person has and starts thinking about how he can help that sick
or unhealthy person. His success is how he can cure the person of
disease.
Why do we criticize people because of what wrong they have or they
do when we don’t extend our hands or approach these people with
good advice and honest struggle to help them to get back on track to
righteousness and good commitment to faith?
We are people of da’wah, but not judges or police officers. We are
the most compassionate when we see the worst of a Muslim. That is
what others need.
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