H. E. Sayyed M. H. Fadlallah discusses how a person's honorable social position or even beauty is a trust from Allah and a potential argument against them on the Day of Judgment if misused. He stresses that those with high social standing must use their influence to preserve the rights of the weak and never to exploit or deprive them. He illustrates the gravity of this responsibility by stating that abusing one's position for even the smallest act of injustice, such as taking a seed of barley from an ant, is a profound act of disobedience to Allah, the Most Exalted.
H. E. Sayyed M. H. Fadlallah discusses how a person's honorable social position or even beauty is a trust from Allah and a potential argument against them on the Day of Judgment if misused. He stresses that those with high social standing must use their influence to preserve the rights of the weak and never to exploit or deprive them. He illustrates the gravity of this responsibility by stating that abusing one's position for even the smallest act of injustice, such as taking a seed of barley from an ant, is a profound act of disobedience to Allah, the Most Exalted.