The First 3 People Judged on Judgment Day

The first three people judged on the Day of Resurrection all did great deeds: a man who fought until he was killed, a man who learned, taught and recited the Quran, and a man who spent his money in every good cause. Each one says: "for You". Each one hears: "You lied." The whole hadith from Sahih Muslim 1905, the one hidden problem behind it (riya, showing off), and the Prophet's answer, peace be upon him, when he was asked about a man who does a good deed and people praise him for it. Every verse and hadith is listed below with its reference. 0:00 Three great deeds, dragged into the Fire 0:36 Natil asks Abu Huraira 0:55 #1 The man who fought until he was killed 1:30 #2 The man who learned, taught and recited the Quran 2:10 #3 The man who spent in every good cause 2:53 The pattern: "You lied" 3:29 The hidden problem: showing off 4:08 What if people praise you? 4:33 Which deed do you need to fix? Watch first: When Allah Loves You, This Is What Happens in the Sky    • When Allah Loves You, This Is What Happens...   Watch next: The Last Man to Enter Jannah    • He Thought Jannah Was Full. Then Allah Ans...   Explore the series: Stations of Judgment Day    • Stations of Judgment Day | Five Minute Deen   Sources: Sahih Muslim 1905: Natil, of the people of Sham (greater Syria), asks Abu Huraira for a hadith; the first of the people judged on the Day of Resurrection: the man killed as a martyr, the man who learned, taught and recited the Quran, the man given every kind of wealth; "You lied ... so that it would be said ... and it was said"; each is dragged on his face and thrown into the Fire Quran 35:28: only those of His servants who have knowledge fear Allah Quran 76:9: "We feed you only for the sake of Allah. We want no reward from you, and no thanks" Sahih al-Bukhari 1 and Sahih Muslim 1907: actions are only by intentions Quran 3:169: never think those killed in the way of Allah are dead; rather, they are alive with their Lord, receiving provision Sahih Muslim 2985 (hadith qudsi): "I am the One most free of any need of a partner ..." Saying of the early scholar al-Fudayl ibn 'Iyad (not a hadith), quoted by al-Nawawi in al-Adhkar and al-Tibyan: leaving a deed because of people is showing off; doing a deed for people is shirk; sincerity is that Allah frees you from both Sahih Muslim 2642 (narrated by Abu Dharr): the Prophet was asked about a man who does a good deed and people praise him for it: "That is the early good news of the believer" Sahih al-Bukhari 1423 and Sahih Muslim 1031: a man who gave charity so secretly that his left hand did not know what his right hand gave (Bukhari's wording; Muslim's narration has the hands the other way round) Every quote is shown on screen with its reference. Prophets are never drawn. No music: voice and sound effects only. Five Minute Deen: one station of the unseen, explained in about five minutes.