Who else can't wait. . .

[eyeliner]

yea... one big dump

oh nah....im okay then.......

[kakargirl]

me i cant wait iv waited too long its a dream of mine even if the world dosn't end to pass away is a dream your finally where you should be .

[sahil112]

awrghhh.....i missed a live shooting on boxing day ........lol

im sure der gna be many mre LOL

[eyeliner]

im sure der gna be many mre LOL

lol.......i wont be holding my breath anytime soon...............but we never know.......i missed it by 20 mins......20 mins......awrghhhhhhh

[Shamaar]

The best are yet to come: Yajooj and Majooj.

[Ashiq]

For the world to end? And to move on to Akhira! This world is hella boring, let us burn or relax already!!

Are you ready; have you prepared yourself?

[IamDZJ]

I can wait.

[*Mahzala*]

I am so surprised to see this thread becoming somewhat of a joke. I can understand where the original poster is coming from and I wholeheartedly appreciate his approach. However, to 'lol' and jest about matters as such only shows our own weakness. I would like to address some of posts individually, but a general clarification, which is explained in Ahadeeth, on obtaining good and bad sins the longer one lives is necessary.

Rasulullah salallahu 'alayhi wa sallam said the mere difference between the living and the dead is that the deceased's connection with the world comes to an end and his actions, whether good or bad, cease. And in regards to those who are alive, he salallahu 'alayhi wa sallam sad they are at an advantage as they acquire more knowledge, wisdom and good deeds in the cause and path of Allah. He salallahu 'alayhi wa sallam also tells us of two men, one a shaheed, who passed away a year before the passing of his companion, who had a natural death. He salallahu 'alayhi wa sallam asked the Ashaab which of the two would have entered Jannah first. Their humbleness and respect unabated, they responded: Allah and his Rasul know best. To which Rasulullah salallahu 'alayhi wa sallam replied, the latter man, as he spent more time in this world as opposed to the former and acquired more goodness in the one more year that he was alive.

[Alchemist]

[70:6] So be patient with admirable patience.
[70:7] They see it to be far off,
[70:8] But We see it to be nigh.

The day when the heaven will become like molten copper, And the mountains will become like flakes of wool, And a friend will not inquire after a friend. They will be placed in sight of one another, and the guilty one would fain ransom himself from the punishment of that day by offering his children.