Allah ne Machli Ko Kiu Paida Kia | Jannatiyon Ko Is Ki Kaleji Ku Khilai Jaye Gi | Alfalah

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Allah ne Machli Ko Kiu Paida Kia | Jannatiyon Ko Is Ki Kaleji Ku Khilai Jaye Gi | Alfalah

Fish are one of the most abundant creatures on Earth, and they play an important role in the ecosystem. But why did Allah create fish? And why will the people of Paradise be fed its kidneys in Paradise?

In this video, we will explore these questions and learn more about the fish and its place in Islam.

Why did Allah create the fish?

There are many reasons why Allah created the fish. Some of these reasons include:

To provide food for humans and other animals.
To help clean the water.
To be a source of beauty and wonder.
To teach us about His power and creativity.
Why will the people of Paradise be fed fish kidneys in Paradise?

There are a few reasons why the people of Paradise will be fed fish kidneys in Paradise. Some of these reasons include:

Fish kidneys are a delicacy and are considered to be very nutritious.
They are a symbol of abundance and prosperity.
They remind us of the blessings of Allah in this world and the next.
Conclusion

The fish is a creature that is full of wonder and mystery. It is a reminder of Allah's power and creativity, and it is a source of food and beauty for all of us. In Paradise, the people will be fed the fish kidneys as a symbol of abundance and prosperity. May Allah allow us all to enter Paradise and enjoy its many blessings.

In addition to the above, here are some other points that you can mention in your video:

The fish is mentioned in the Quran several times, and it is often associated with positive things such as abundance, purity, and cleanliness.
The kidneys of the fish are considered to be a delicacy in some cultures, and they are believed to have medicinal properties.
The people of Paradise will be given everything they could ever want or need, and the fish kidneys are just one of the many delicious foods that they will enjoy.
I hope this helps!


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