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Reward For Good Deeds Out Of Instinct?
I know Ghamidi sahab says that good deeds are accepted that are done for Allah alone but there are examples where a Muslim (who understand and accept his religion) may see someone in need of immediate help and out of instinct, they may go and help. Or they may help someone and realize (after doing the good deed) they may have forgotten to remember Allah.
The question is that do such good deeds be accepted and rewarded by Allah?
Thank you.
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Reward For Good Deeds Out Of Instinct?
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To earn the pleasure of God is always at the back of mind of Muslim. A good Muslims program his conscience to do good whenever necessary. So it is not necessary and sometimes not possible to have God at the front while doing anything good. but one gets its reward at ultimately one does it for God and to earn his pleasure. The emotions of sympathy is inculcated in us by God, so when we act according to our good emotions, it is actually following the innate instructions of God to do good.
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