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Helping Handicapped Person To Reach Madir
Situation when some handicapped person not able to walk properly on road unknown to you asks for your help to drop him to mandir…so can we drop him as a muslim…and will that be act carries same reward as of dropping handicapped person to masjid..as here helping a person reach destination is a target..Also let’s say he is already on ride with us and now tells that his destination is mandir..so how should we react then?
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Helping Handicapped Person To Reach Madir
updated 2 months, 1 week ago
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According to Dr Shahzad Saleem, it seems fine. we are helping him go to a place he is nevertheless going to go.
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Yes, you can help a person in need, regardless of their destination, as part of your kindness and compassion. Helping someone reach their destination, whether it’s a mandir (temple) or a masjid (mosque), is an act of goodwill and charity. In Islam, showing compassion and helping those in need is highly valued. The reward for such an act comes from the intention behind it and the genuine help provided. Your good deed in assisting someone, regardless of their religious beliefs or destination, reflects your kindness and care for others…this is reply I got from chatgpt regarding this question…is this correct?
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In the light of the above answer it seems fine.
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