1. Are birth, death, marriage predestined, or can they be changed by prayer?
2. And for those who marry according to his own choice, has Allah ordained the pair with whom he is married?
The answer:
Believing in luck or luck is part of faith. God has already decreed this fate. In modern times, many people do not believe in luck. They think that luck can be changed by effort and perseverance. Islam tells us to have full faith in luck.
Now the question remains, if the fate cannot be changed, then what is the use of doing so much fuss?
It's better to sit quietly. It will be what is written in fate. More complicated things also come up here.
If one's fate is written as an unbeliever, then he will never be able to believe. If one's fate is written to be a sinner, he will never be virtuous. In this Way, he is going to hell for his predetermined fate. It is written in his destiny to sin. Then he is going to hell for this predetermined sin. On the one hand, it is said that God has decided the fate and on the other hand, it is said that man will go to hell for his deeds. What's the matter, really?
Here are two main questions:
1. How am I responsible for my sins if fate has already been decreed? How reasonable is it to be punished for this?
2. What is the use of praying to God if the fate has already been decided?
We humans live in a limited world. Our knowledge is also limited. So we don't have the ability to understand a lot of things. We try to find the answer to any question within the knowledge of our limited world, but we have a misconception about the answer to which we cannot be found within these limits.
How fate is written, how we are restricted by it, etc., are beyond the bounds of our secular knowledge. That's why we have the wrong idea about it.
What is fate?
In a word, fate is the destined future. Yes, it's fixed, but we misunderstand it a bit.
Let's say you're reading this article on your computer at 10:00 a.m. You don't know what will happen to you after ten minutes. It may be that the fate of 10 minutes at 10 o'clock is written as follows:-
1. If you go to the kitchen, break a glass bowl.
2. If you go to a roadside tea stall, you will suddenly meet a friend who was lost a long time ago.
3. If you go to close the window, you will get pain in the hand.
4. If you start packing the house, you will find an important document that has been lost.
5. If you call a friend, he will ask for a loan. Etc.
The outcome of what you do or choose is determined, but what you do depends entirely on your will. You can choose anyone. This is the freedom of the will of man. God doesn't force you here. God has determined what you do, but he has left it to your will what you do.
See the rest in part-2.
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