ALMS

`` If a person gives alms, and he knows that the alms to Allah before the one he gives, then he will have joy in his giving.

Do you know between the goodness of the alms?

Please take attention to the points number 17 to 19

References from hadiths

1. Alms is one of the doors to get to Heaven of Allah SWT

2. Sadaqah is the most noble act between all good deeds and alms is best by giving food to people

3. Alms will be taken on the Day of Judgment and almsgiving will Inn Shaa Allah away from the fire of hell

4. Dole is able to extinguish the wrath of Allah SWT and able to extinguish the heat in the tomb

5. The most profitable thing to the deceased is the alms and Allah SWT will always extend the reward of the alms

6. Alms are able to purify the spirit and increase the reward of goodness

7. Alms is one way to get happiness on the Day of Resurrection before Allah SWT

8. Alms may save themselves from woe on the Day of Judgment and will not make you miserable because of your past

9. Alms are able to wipe out and forgive the sins that have been made

10. Alms is the certainty to die in faith and piety towards Allah SWT and angels will pray for your good

11. People who give alms are good people and whoever engages in doing good will be rewarded by Allah SWT

12. The person who gives alms is promised will get great reward from Allah SWT Inn Syaa Allah

13. The person who gives alms is classified as a group of people who are loved by the community

14. Giving alms is a noble and respected act

15. Alms able to release you drpd distress and prayers will be Allah Allah SWT Inn Syaa Allah

16. Alms is able to wipe out the hardships of life and shut down 70 door accidents in the world

17. Alms are able to prolong the life of a person and may give life glory

18. Alms is a medicine

19. Sadaqah is able to help you from theft, terrible and despicable death, fire and weakness

20. Alms is a good reward even if you give to animals or birds

The very end .....

The best charity is if you give this good message to others and are intended to be alms ... "