Isn't it more burdensome often knowing things?
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It may well be for this short duration of a life... but when you stand in front of Allah and he asks you why you chose to remain ignorant of his commands, of the realities around you, why you failed to do what he expected of you, that bliss will soon disappear.
So I guess the answer is no if you look at an eternal timeline as opposed to one of a short life.
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It may well be for this short duration of a life... but when you stand in front of Allah and he asks you why you chose to remain ignorant of his commands, of the realities around you, why you failed to do what he expected of you, that bliss will soon disappear.
So I guess the answer is no if you look at an eternal timeline as opposed to one of a short life.