@quicksand you ask why some people are born healthy, some in poor family, some in rich family?

1. Allah says in the Quran, sura ankabut 29:2
"Do you think just by saying we believe, will Allah let you go? And Allah will not test you?"

This verse says that mere lip profession of Faith is not enough.
It must he tried and tested in the real turmoil of life.
The test will be applied in all kinds of circumstances, to see whether we can strive constantly.

2. Allah says in Quran sura Baqara 2:155
"Surely, We'll test you with fear and hunger, loss of property or lives, or loss of fruits of your toil.
And only those who will pass, those of patience and perseverance"

3. Allah says in sura Anfal 8:28
"your wealth and your progeny (your children) is a test for you"

4. So in Islam we believe that this life is a test for hereafter
And Allah tests different people at different ways, and depending upon surroundings.
And based on what Allah gives you, he will test you accordingly.

For example:
- if question paper is difficult, the teacher will mark that paper leniently.
- if the question paper is easy, then the teacher will mark the paper more strictly.

NICK VUJICIC - No arms, No legs, No worries!

The Rich Are Different: More Money, Less Empathy

Hmmm ...but look at it from the point of greatly suffering child. What is it being tested for? For some of them, cognition in things like knowing about God, good and evil, has not begun. A kid is just a clean slate, a canvas on which humans and the environment will make impressions.
It is just pain (for the child). Why?

5. So regarding the logical concept of why
- some people are born in rich family,
- some people in poor family

I like to refer you to the system of Islam, the third pillar says
every rich person should give 2.5% of his savings in charity every lunar year
Maybe very few rich people will actually give.
Majority may give only part of it, so in charity, they get less marks.
Some may not give nothing, they get zero marks on charity.

6. For the poor man who does not anything does not have to give zakat
So in this (zakat) he gets full mark.

People think oh poor man, but God says wealth is a test for you
The prophet said it is difficult for rich man to enter heaven.
Jesus (peace be upon him) said the same.

So wealth is a difficult test!!

For example 2:
- if in a certain year, a very difficult exam comes.
- then if in the following year, no exam come, then you should be happy
- because difficult questions didn't come
- you do not cry
- but we human beings, we think opposite
- we say, oh so and so is poor man, he is a sad person
- it may be good for him, because the difficult test for wealth he is not undergoing
- if he had the wealth, the test of wealth is very difficult!
- maybe he would have failed

So Allah tests different people in different ways.

@AlphaDoti, you are making scholarly arguments, based on edicts and rules of religious books. I am trying to ask from a compassion point of view.
Let me draw a parallel here. A man is blessed with a huge family, with many beautiful boy and girl infants, all of whom he loves dearly. If an infant getting a terrible affliction is like pulling a charcoal poker from the kiln
and piercing a kid with it in the abdomen, how would he go about it? Why go on about it? Because this is the scenario of compassion similar to what religion asks us to believe.
Why doesn't God intervene and save innocent kids from immense suffering?
...picture an evil person intrudes your home and starts battering your children, would you watch resignedly and say 'meeh, the world is evil' or 'this is a test'?

@Mukiri, have you read the article?

Anyway, quick question, why quote the Bible to me instead of the Koran as an example?