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How a Lifelong Alcoholic Entered Paradise With Just One Deed
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In the heart of Islamic history lies a story that shatters everything we think we know about sin, redemption, and the infinite mercy of Allah.
This is the true account of a man who spent his entire life drowning in alcohol — a sinner rejected by his community — yet through one act of pure, selfless charity, Allah forgave him and granted him entrance into Paradise (Jannah).

Centuries ago, a man who had lost all hope encountered an old, freezing stranger in the cold streets of an ancient Muslim city. Despite being intoxicated, he gave away everything he owned — his coat, his shirt, and his few coins — to save another human being from death. What he didn’t know was that this poor man was one of the Awliya’ (friends of Allah), sent as a divine test. His single act of mercy outweighed a lifetime of sin.

Through this powerful story, we are reminded that Allah’s mercy has no limits and that the state of one’s heart matters more than appearances. It teaches us to never judge others, to always keep compassion alive, and to believe that no soul is ever too far gone for forgiveness.

Watch until the end — this story will change the way you see others, and yourself, forever.

✨ “Indeed, Allah’s mercy prevails over His wrath.” (Hadith, Sahih Muslim)

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