The document discusses that on the Day of Judgment, Allah will not ask about material possessions or social status, but rather about how one treated others and lived with good character. It states that Allah will ask about helping those in need, being a good friend, protecting the rights of others, treating neighbors well, and having one's deeds match their words. The overall message is that spiritual and moral matters like how one treats people are more important than worldly or superficial things.

1. Allah won't ask what kind of
car you drove,
but will ask how many people
you drove home who didn't have
transportation.
Allah won't ask how much
overtime you worked,
but will ask if you worked
overtime for your family and
loved ones.

2. Allah won't ask about the fancy
clothes you had in your closet,
but will ask how many of those
clothes helped the needy.
Allah won't ask about your social
status,
but will ask what kind of class
you displayed.

3. Allah won't ask how many
material possessions you had,
but will ask if they dictated
your life.
Allah won't ask what your
highest salary was,
but will ask if you compromised
your character to obtain that
salary.

4. Allah won't ask how many
promotions you received,
but will ask how you promoted
others.
Allah won't ask what your job
title was,
but will ask if you performed
your job to the best of your
ability.

5. Allah won't ask what you did to
help yourself,
but will ask what you did to
help others.
Allah won't ask how many
friends you had,
but will ask how many people
to whom you were a true
friend.

6. Allah won't ask what you did to
protect your rights,
but will ask what you did to
protect the rights of others.
Allah won't ask in what
neighborhood you lived,
but will ask how you treated
your neighbors.

7. Allah won't ask about the color
of your skin,
but will ask about the content of
your character.
Allah won't ask how many times
your deeds matched your words,
but will ask how many times they
didn't.

8. MAY
ALLAH
BLESS
Hussain-Fahmy