Where are we going?

Have you ever thought that a person with a car and a good personality might be poor in a city like Mumbai in India. But yes this is true, according an American site Bjfeed showed this kind of instance of an Indian girl from Mumbai, who bought a car with her first salary, later on Housing EMIs, Car EMIs and other expenditures worsened her condition and she had to leave her home and started sleeping in Public Parking areas in Her car.

How this happened to her, Whose fault is in this urban poverty. Couldn't she be living without car, Couldn't she lesser her expenses. Many More question are there, as far as the pity condition of the girl is. And this is happening all around the world, who is responsible?
I would like to say, the society.. Yes, because we have no rules to follow in our lives, we are just running after the glittering, we have no plans, we have nothing to adopt, just born, just live as per our choice without future concerns, and die without our plans, we are going to be more worsened than animals, at least they dont suffer with pains, the human suffers, now you say that, they are animals, no because they just live with simplicity.
And to avoid such kind of circumstances the only solution is the Islam. No any other religion in the world commands human to live under particular rules and regulations except Islam. Islam is the religion which teaches us how to live, how to wear, how to eat, how to spend our lives.
And each and every sections of our life spending is well described in Islam and 100% Success exists. Islam is the religion which rules us, how to Earn, Islam well described the lawful ways to earns, Lawful eating, How too live in society, means to say that each and every thing is well decribed.
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