Heaven And Hell God's Business? 10% for japansteemit

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We often hear the words of people who profess to be Muslim but confidently say that heaven and hell are God's business, not human's business. Usually those who say so have one or more of the following characteristics:

1. Loves immorality and doesn't want to be reminded
2. Does not want to pray, fast, and other religious obligations and is not willing to be invited
3. Justify all religions, all sects and all who speak
4. Anti to the word infidel. Even those who are clearly labeled in the Qur'an as unbelievers are not allowed to be called infidels.
5. Feeling with his behavior he will go to heaven

Heaven and Hell are God's business. He's the only one who has the right to decide who gets in there. Up to this point he is right, but he forgets or pretends to forget that the God he is talking about has already given a hint of who wants to be put into heaven and who wants to be put into hell.

He pretended not to know that the God he was referring to would never break his promise to punish people who are fond of immorality, do not want to obey when asked to pray and fast, and will send people who do not accept the two sentences of the creed to hell. He forgot that God told people to remind each other and forbid evil so that they never accept when reminded.

He tries to convince people that he can go to heaven with his behavior and even feels that he can save other people too. I don't know which God gave him a guarantee for that bike. Maybe he had a heaven of his own, an imaginary paradise where he and his equally stubborn comrades wanted to live there. Or maybe he feels he has a stake in heaven?

Although it is clear that he is only imagining, but indeed guidance belongs only to God. Hidayah is the most expensive sustenance. This is where it is important that we pray:

"O Allah, show us the truth as truth and provide us with sustenance to follow it, and show us error as error and provide us with sustenance to stay away from it." (Narrated by Imam Ahmad).