Is There Life After Death
Date:
Channel: Saad Tasleem
File Size: 2.16MB
Related
- Ali Hammuda – Palestine Reimagined #03 Why Palestine is Blessed
- Riad Ouarzazi – Stories of the Prophets episode 60 Uzair, Zakaria and Yahya
- Haifaa Younis – Tuesday Halaqa Series – Reviving the Sunnah #02
- Faith IQ – What Should I Do When Visiting A Graveyard
- Kamil Ahmad – The Strangers Episode #18 The Dunya and the Akhirah According to the Strangers
- Faith IQ – Correct Way Of Performing Istikhaarah
- Omar Suleiman – The Forbidden Fruit is Sweet – Late Night Reflections #4
AI Generated Summary ©
The speaker describes the excitement of Islam as a natural beginning of life after death, and how it is possible for individuals to achieve their dreams and fulfill their prophets' predictions. They explain that Islam recognizes death as the natural beginning of life, and that there is direct evidence of that in the prophets' words. The speaker also discusses the importance of human existence being in the form of a spapor and physical resurrection, and that there will be a judge on a certain day known as the "day of judgment or the day of Resurrection."AI Generated Transcript ©
This sounds frightening, and the scene itself is terrifying. After this lies the unknown, and who amongst us is not afraid of the unknown? It's where we're all headed, and therefore we fear it the uncertainty of what lies after it is what makes it so frightening. So until we know the answer, this unknown will remain. And the question remains, what really happens after death? Different religions offer different answers. But of all the religions, I'm certain that only Islam succeeds in providing the clearest details of what is to come of what will happen after death. Let me tell you what Islam says. In short, Islam sees death as the natural beginning of the next stage of existence. Well, what
does that mean? It means that Islam recognizes life after death. And this is exactly what all the prophets confirmed who were sent by God, when they call their people to believe in life after death, and to worship God alone. But where does all this confidence in this answer come from? How did the prophets answer this question with such confidence and uniformity? The answer certainly is that the source of their answer was the same divine revelation. In Islam, human existence continues after death in the form of a spiritual and physical resurrection, and that there is a direct relationship between what we do on earth and life in the hereafter, and that there will come a day known as the
day of judgment or the Day of Resurrection, when everyone from the beginning of time until the end of time, will be brought forth and held accountable. Islam teaches us that God will judge everyone on that day and that everyone will get what they deserve.