Benefits Of Believing In Life After Death
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One of the most important beliefs that the Quran came with that completely destroyed pre Islamic beliefs. One of the most revolutionary beliefs that the Quran came with that was at odds with the mainstream theology of pre Islamic Arabia was the belief in life after death, the belief that after we die, we're actually going to begin our full and eternal life. In fact, in some ways, in some ways, this belief was the most radical concept for the people of Arabia. Why? Because they believed in Allah overall, they believed in Allah Subhana Allah but they also believed in other gods, so belief in Allah was not novel. It wasn't new for them. And of course, belief in a prophet Yes, it
was different and difficult for them, but it didn't cause them the amount of antagonism or grief that believing in a hereafter caused them. And therefore if you open the Quran and read it, you will be hard pressed to find a single page in which this concept is not mentioned over and over again. In fact, it is the primary theme of the majority of makan sutras, you will hardly find any makansutra Except that belief in life after death is one of the fundamental aspects of
This surah I'm Maya Aluna. I didn't never LLVM I love your VM what any phone? What are they asking about? What are they deferring about? They're deferring about the grand event, which is the Day of Judgment. Allah says, either Hakuna Turabian or another few Hultin God, do you think once we are decayed and we're going to be resurrected, Allah says what are called SAM will be la he Tjahaja Imani him lie about Allah Humann ye mood, they swore the most powerful oats. Allah is never going to resurrect the dead. Allah says, What call you in here, Allah HYAH tuna dunya number two under here, we only have one life to live, we're going to live we're going to die and nothing is going to cause
us to be resurrected. They ridiculed the Day of Judgment. They questioned resurrection. They sarcastically asked, How can these feeble bones these decayed flesh? How can you bring it back to life? They challenged Allah to bring about the Day of Judgment right here and now, Mata sa when is the day of judgment. And the Quran continuously addressed these challenges over and over again. In today's brief holtzberg Brothers and sisters, I want to go back to this really basic pillar of our theology and to extract from the Quran. Five benefits, what happens when you believe in life after death? What happens when you believe in a Yama in Jannah? And not in birth in Hesher in hisab?
Because we have to ask ourselves, why is this concept so central to our religion? Why is this concept such a pillar of the Quran, and the response, as we're going to see today is that our beliefs in this aspect, completely change our psyche, it completely impacts our actions, our philosophy of living our attitude, and this is why you hear the phrase that al Qaeda is important theology is important. Now Inshallah, today, you will understand why theology is important, especially the fundamentals of Islamic theology. Because when you believe in life after death, when you believe in Qiyamah, in Jannah, in our in herself, it will impact every facet of your existence,
the way you will live, the way you will talk, the way you will act, your view on life, the way you view the world, everything will change. And that's why it's nice to go back to the basics. It's nice to refresh. Why do we believe what we believe? And what are some of the benefits of this type of belief? So today, because of time, we'll only mention five, but of course, much more can be extrapolated. What are some of the benefits of believing in life after death? And by the way, FYI, the majority of religions don't believe in life after death, it's actually something that is in terms of religions, on the rare side, all of the four Eastern religions, you know, Hinduism, and,
and Buddhism and whatnot, they don't believe in, you know, Qiyamah and life after death, obviously, no paganism, religion believes in life after death, and even the modern, you know, Jewish trend and faith by and large, they don't really believe in hisab and Kiama, the way that the rest of you know, religions do really it's only two main faiths, Christianity and Islam that believe in the types of resurrections that we are familiar with, of course, put together that makes more than 50% of mankind, but in terms of religions, it's really only the Abrahamic religions, and even amongst them for some reason, you know, the Jewish faith has kind of withdrawn from this and they are questioning
whether there is there isn't it's not really in their main priority. So this is therefore even more important that when we talk about Islam preach Islam, we bring up this fundamental Quranic concept of life after death. What are some of the benefits the Thammarat the fruits of believing in life after death? Point number one.
When you believe in life after death, all of a sudden, your life attains, meaning. There is a reason for you to live there's a reason for you to accomplish there is a motivation for you to get up in the morning and do something. Can you imagine if there was no life after death? Can you imagine if there is no higher purpose to life? I mean, atheists who don't even believe in a god much less afterlife, there is no God there is no Koyama. What is the purpose of living for them, the entire existence is accidental. It is literally as if randomly a bunch of atoms have come together for a fleeting millisecond in the grand scale of things, only to be extinguished consciousness gone
forever. Once you die. What is the meaning of life then? What is the purpose of living? And even if they want to live, why accomplish something during your life if you don't believe in an afterlife, and that's why Allah subhanho wa Taala reminds us several Insano and Yutaka Sudha Hasib tomb and Nima, Huracan Akuma Bertha
Did you think we created you for no reason? There's no akhira there's no gender and not did you think life was a joke? Allah subhana wa Tada says, Well, who already you? Whoa, lady? Yep, double hull Kazuma. You read who he created you the first time he's going to recreate you all over again, one of the most fundamental questions of life is why is their life? And if you don't have an answer to this question, if you don't answer this question, then the rest of your life becomes meaningless. And you have to discover a reason for life that is not fulfilling, it's not satisfying. But when you know why you are created, when you know that this life is a stepping stone to the next life, all of
a sudden, you have a sense of higher purpose, a sense of nobility, a sense of motivation, Allah created me for a goal for a wisdom. Can you imagine not having this and every single human beings without exception, at some point in their lives, they wonder what shall happen after death? What is going to happen to me when I'm no longer here? Everybody wonders about this question. It is only us who know with certainty what is going to happen after death. Nobody else can tell us this because nobody has come back from the dead to tell us only Allah can tell us and Allah azza wa jal has told us and that's why when you don't know the akhira, your life becomes difficult. Your life becomes
troubled. And this is what Allah references in the Quran. Even with regards to the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, what we're Jeddah called all land for header. We found you not knowing everything, you weren't upon guidance and we guided you. Allah says in the Quran, Mark Quinta de Mille Kitab Wallan Eman you didn't know what was believed until Allah revealed the Quran. You see, logically, rationally you can deduce the existence of God, even rational you can deduce the existence of God. But rationally, you cannot deduce the Day of Judgment. Rationally, you cannot think about a life after death. This must be told to you from habeas from Eman Belhaj. And that is
why the Quran is so adamant. It wants to keep on telling you because the only way to know there's life after death is because the Creator of life and death has told you there's life after death. Otherwise, you would never know that there's life after death. So the Quran makes it a central pillar of its message. It's theology to know the purpose of life. Point number two, when you believe in a sub, when you believe in Kiama, when you believe in life after death, all of a sudden, you will live a life of a better standard higher self discipline, your ethics, your interactions, your moral compass, your sense of accountability will be at an all time high. And that is because when you
don't believe in a hereafter, when you have no higher purpose, well then For how long will you be motivated to be righteous? For how long would you live ethical lives, the minute that you might do something that is unethical and get away with it for you, if you have no higher purpose, you will go ahead and do this. But when you believe in an era, when you believe that everything you do is going to come back to haunt you, when you believe your status in the hereafter is going to be judged by your status in this life. All of a sudden, your standard of ethical living your morality, your honesty, you're avoiding evils, you're avoiding injustice, you're living ethical lives, it will be
at an all time high. And can you imagine if every human being remembered that I have to answer for what I do? How will society changed belief in an era actually brings about a reduction in the sins of society. Belief in an era reduces many problems that are rampant in societies that don't believe in an era when you believe in an era generosity goes up helping the poor goes up, crime should go down. All of this is causally related because when you have to answer to Allah subhana wa Bucha either automatically you have a personal internal conscience, when nobody's watching you, you know, Allah is gonna call you to hisab so you live a pure and better life and that's why we are constantly
reminded that you're going to be asked about what you have done. Let us Aluna Yong Mei, then you're going to be asked about what you have done. Our Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam said, every one of you is a shepherd, and every one of you is going to have to account for his flock, every one of us a shepherd, you're going to have to account for your flock our prophets as Adam said, on the Day of Judgment, your two feet will not move until you are asked about your time, your wealth, your health, what you did with what Allah has blessed you with, you know, there is a hisab a person will have to have account and that's why we call it a hisab if you know the IRS is coming
For you, you're gonna make sure you do your taxes 100%, well, then we know Allah is going to have a hisab, we're going to make sure we live better lives. Therefore, one of the main benefits, one of the main perks of believing in an IRA, is that automatically, the quality of your life in terms of morality, in terms of even societal standards is going to increase. The third benefit of believing in an IRA, is that when you believe in life after death, it brings a sense of optimism in difficult times, it brings a sense of the light is at the end of the tunnel, no matter how dark the tunnel is, no matter how difficult life is today, tomorrow, it's going to be better. Because this world we all
know, it is a world of pain, a world of suffering, a world of anxiety, a world of stress, a world of one loss after another, one tragedy after another, you lose a loved one. And when there's no life in the hereafter, when there's no Ophira, how do you overcome the loss of a loved one whom you really loved? Well, then when you believe in an era, the pain doesn't go away. It's not as if you no longer feel any pain, but you get a sense of consolation that you know what this loss is temporary, whoever I've lost Inshallah, in the era, I'll be with them forever, whatever tragedy I've suffered, whatever pain, whatever, cancer, whatever sickness, whatever, you know, a financial loss. Inshallah, in the
next life, there's going to be something better for me now, when you take away life in the hereafter, when you will no longer believe in an era, and this dunya becomes your only dunya. Well, then, when you don't get what you want, when pain and suffering comes, you have no mechanism to cope with that pain and suffering, and therefore, depression, suicide, all of this is going to be on the rise when you don't believe in an arc hero. And that's exactly what we see in the world around us. And this isn't just theology, it's not just something that I'm saying, as a theologian, this is something that is tangible, it is measurable. In fact, there's an article a landmark article that
was published in the Journal of Nervous and Mental diseases under the title. This is the title of the journal article, belief in life after death, and its relationship with mental health. And in this survey, in this in this, you know, as a proper academic article, a number of scientists, psychiatrists, sociologists studied the lives of over 1500 people in this country, over 1500 people were studied in surveyed correlation between a man and an era whether they're Muslim or Christian, and between quality of life. And this article concludes, it says, and I quote, that they're going to measure six key aspects, anxiety, depression, obsession, compulsion, paranoia, phobia, somatization,
these six things, they're going to measure and correlate with iman and Acura. And they concluded, the results confirmed I'm quoting from the article, that belief in life after death, was significantly associated with lower symptom levels on all six psychiatric symptom clusters and quote, all six of these aspects, paranoia, obsession, compulsion, depression, anxiety, phobia, all six of them. If you believed in the era, sociologists and psychiatrists have measured that it actually makes life easier to live Subhanallah we don't need them to prove this. But it's actually a fact that having a sense of full justice that inshallah in the next life, I will get what has been
deprived of me, this is something that brings a sense of peace to us. And this leads me to my fourth point from this, and that is the sense of volume and injustice, that one of the problems of this world is that you don't get perfect justice. You don't get reckoning, it seems that sometimes unethical people live better lives than you and you who are trying to be ethical, honest, you who are trying to do good for some reason, maybe people take advantage of you. Maybe you have gotten the short end of the stick maybe the penal system in this country or any country does you wrong. Maybe there are people that are in jail, they shouldn't be in jail. Look at what is happening globally. So
many you know lands and situations are Philistia brothers and sisters in Kashmir, the Burma Uighur we can go on and on. Where is their justice? How it doesn't seem to be fair, around the world even in our Muslim lands, you have tyrants in charge, and righteous scholars are jailed up simply for speaking truth to power simply for preaching morality. Good men and women. Innocent people are locked up simply for saying the Kalama where is their justice? If you didn't believe in an Acura Wallahi life would be depressing if you didn't believe in yo ml hisab yo milk
Yama, Yama, Yama, Deen, literally the day of resurrection and the Day of Recompense, how would you find peace in an otherwise very, very unpeaceful world? And this is why Allah azza wa jal literally links the akhira with justice. This is a key point of the Quran. Justice and lack of justice in this world is one of the reasons why there must be an Acura otherwise, how would you possibly how could you not go crazy, especially when violence might be done on your people on your family on yourself? What will give you the suburb and the patience? Allah says in the Quran? I'm not sure I almost see that it couldn't want you to me. Do you think though, that we're gonna make the righteous like the
wicked Milo concave comun? What is the matter with you? How are you judging? Allah says in the Quran? I'm not sure I do Latina Ahmed who saw the article musi then if I'm Nigel, Lena, California, do you think we're going to make the move Turkey like the 5g? Do you think we're going to make the one who does good and the one who does evil the same? Malcolm, what's the matter with you? How can you believe this to be the case. So when you believe in Judgment Day, that is the date justice is going to be enacted. That is the day every tyrant you will know your volume or Allah your day, that is the day every Tyrant is going to regret the tyranny. And you know, in this world, even if you get
partial justice, you will never get full justice. suppose suppose we find a tyrant and the United Nations Supreme Court, whatever it is, you know, they take this tyrant and they put him on jail, maybe even life sentence maybe even execution. This tyrant has killed a million people in his own country. Let's say one example. A million people have been killed. So what if he goes to jail? So what if you execute him? How is that justice for that million people? You need an Acura you need Allah subhanho wa Taala you need Maliki yo mid Deen to bring about ultimate closure and ultimate sense of justice. And therefore this leads us to our fourth point that when you believe in an era,
you can look forward to justice in the next life and it will bring peace in this life. The fifth and final point brothers and sisters, that also helps us to cope with this world. And by the way, all of these five blessings. I purposely chose blessings of this world of course, the IRA there's going to be infinite blessings. But I wanted to demonstrate when you have true belief in Allah in the Quran, in the Sunnah, your life becomes better to live, and you're our hero will of course be better to live. Allah will give you this world and the next everything of our religion. Every aspect of our religion will make you happier in this life. And also in the next slide. The fifth and final point,
when you believe in an Acura, you believe in gender, you believe in karma, you believe in Allah's reward, well then living in this dunya, where you might not get everything that you want, where you have to control your pleasures, where people might have things you want, and they might get them unethically. And there's no doubt if you don't believe in an alcohol, you're gonna get a sense of rage, like how come I don't have that type of house, that type of car, how come you know she's so beautiful, or he's so famous, it's not fair. I want to live that type of lifestyle. I want to have all of these luxuries. And when you don't believe in an orchestra, life itself becomes full of
jealousy, full of pettiness, full of the rat race, when you have no higher goal, your goal becomes the right here and now. And when it becomes the here and now you're never happy with what you have because you always look at the bigger house so the bigger bank account or the more fame but when you believe in the ark era, all of a sudden you realize you know what this dunya is temporary anyway, what I have, I have what I don't have I don't have and I have something to look forward to in the hereafter once again. Allah brings this point explicitly in the Quran, Wallah termo den nine acre Ilana Medina be as wild German home is that how does that how the dunya BNF Tina home fee what it is
for a bigger, higher on what UPCA don't look at what we have given these people that you might be tempted by don't look at that. Allah's reward is better for you. Allah's reward is everlasting. Notice, Allah links, jealousies that might come greed that might come. Allah says, Don't be greedy. What I have ready for you is better than anything of this world. Can you imagine? If greed is eliminated, jealousy is eliminated. And so what you have you enjoy, what you have you're happy with and what you don't have shall get it in the Hereafter, this positive attitude will our hero to about your data, data and output of the law. Allah says in the era that will have bigger blessings than
anything of this world. Allah literally links the pleasures of this world. Allah links the good food of this world, the good clothes of this world. Allah says it says hello, I'm not saying this. Hello, I'm Alyssa. So then Allah says but what is in the era is better? What is in the Alpujarra is permanent. And so when you
You have this philosophy, you're never going to be full of jealousy. You're never going to be full of pettiness. You're never going to get involved in the rat race, what you have is going to make you content. Can you imagine being content with what you have? That is the ultimate happiness. So brothers and sisters, all of these simple points tell us when you believe in Islamic theology, when you believe in the Quran, when you believe that the message of ALLAH SubhanA wa taala, life itself becomes meaningful life itself becomes easier to live. You can cope with depression, you can cope with anger, you can cope with the injustice, not this is not to be fatalist. But inside of you, you
realize, you know what, there is something going to take place in the hereafter that will bring about a sense of peace that I can never have now, brothers and sisters, it is mentioned that one of the leaders have the courage Some say it is or may have been Hello, some say others names. They came to the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, and they had the bone of a camel in front of them, and that bone was crumbling, and they crumble this bone. And he said to the process of mocking him, he said, Do you really want me to believe that ALLAH SubhanA wa Taala can resurrect this bone once it has become dust? So Allah subhanaw taala revealed the ending of Surah Yaseen that our mural in Cebu
Unohana has been notified and for either Hua Jose mobian, don't doesn't man see that we created him from a mixture of fluids. And still when he is created, he becomes arrogant, challenging us. And they argue with us when I see a halacha who even as they forget, we created him, they argue with us and they say, who is going to resurrect this decayed bone? Hold your hand lady and she would Amara respond. Yeah rasool Allah, the One who created the bone and nourished it the first time that one will bring it back again for indeed he has perfect knowledge of every creation, Allah the Giada koombana sheduled body Nowra the one who can bring from the green tree he can create fire for you,
will you not reflect the One Who created the heavens and earth can he not resurrect these dead of course Bella and indeed he is the HELOC and Aleem, all Allah has to say is Khan and indeed it takes place. Brothers and sisters belief in the Quranic theology is a belief that brings comfort to our lives. It is a belief that changes our entire paradigm and it is a belief that will bring about salvation on the Day of Judgment. May Allah bless me and you with through the Quran and may make us of those who is versus on the understand and apply as halal and haram throughout our lifespan. I ask Allah's forgiveness you as well ask him for his love of food and the ramen.
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perhaps some of you have heard of the tragedy that took place a few days ago here in our city of Dallas were very sad news that a certain brother became angry in a domestic violence case and murdered his wife alone was de la ilaha illAllah Muhammad Abdullah villa, and the three or four children to four children then became orphans he was put into jail we played the janazah for a year in this Masjid few days ago, and the four children because there is no immediate relatives, the four children have been taken into the foster care system and we don't know in all likelihood they will be given to non Muslim families. Inshallah, we're going to be giving multiple hoods about domestic
violence but because this just happened this week, and we pray Janaza right here in this message over our system and Allah azza wa jal accepts your shahada and grunter for those, it is imperative that we just pause for a second and reflect about our own realities. So much can be said and will be set inshallah we'll have specific seminars for this topic in the upcoming months. But first and foremost, one millisecond of anger changes an entire life of six people. one millisecond of anger, the Hello Lakota Nabila, be careful, brothers and sisters, be careful of acting in his fit of rage. Our professors have told us anger is from shape on a horrible minute shape on when you feel angry,
say our other biller say Bismillah do will do sit down, don't act don't talk. Second point will give an hookbaits about this will give seminars more about this. The sad taboo of domestic violence.
You know, we are taught when you see something, say something we're taught this about terrorism, what not we need to start applying this within our communities and families. I speak bluntly and loudly and clearly. Every one of you in this
audience are responsible for your immediate circle of family and friends, acquaintances and relatives. If you know your cousin, if you know your brother, if you know your immediate friend is abusing his or her spouse and it's a two way street, yes, the majority of abusers are men without a doubt, but sometimes it is the women physically abusing them. And it's a two way street. It happens on both ways. If you know somebody that is being abused in your own circle, do not stay quiet, intervene, get involved, and if need be, if it is life threatening, how can you not call the police to prevent something like this, brothers and sisters fear Allah subhanho wa Taala for innocent young
children are now in the foster care center system, in all likelihood, they're going to be raised by non Muslims.
What can be said here, monitor and be aware of what is happening in your own circle, do not tolerate domestic violence. The third point, if you yourself, are having issues with marriage, if you yourself are having you know marital disputes, do not trivialize solving those problems before they get to a level this is obviously extreme, but even less than this. There's nothing wrong with counselling. It's not taboo, you know, in our cultures of back home, in our cultures of our elders, we would think that, you know, these types of psychiatrists, these types of therapists, this is not for normal people. You know, we have we now know it is meant for normal people we now know this is
nothing there should be no taboo about getting therapy about going to a marriage counselor about figuring out what is going on bringing in the Quran references a type of counseling, Allah azza wa jal explicitly says if the two of them are about to divorce, let everyone reach out to an elder that everyone reached out to a heck of a judge and let them all come together, spill all the beans, be very frank in this private gathering what is happening, why is their dispute and then try to resolve the problem internally before something like this happens, brothers and sisters, as a community, we have to raise the bar. And the final point last night we invited a family lawyer. And she explained
to us the reality that as soon as something like this happens in the Muslim children get into the foster system, the courts have no time no luxury to wait 10 months, they have to go immediately to the First Family available, a family that has already registered to adopt children. These are foster families. And unfortunately, in our culture and our faith communities. By and large, we don't get involved in this system, because we don't get involved in the system. I mean, you can't really blame the courts, these are for kids, what are you going to do with them, they need the house, they're going to go to the first family that can take them, if they can't take all four, they're going to
separate the kids into different families. And the fact of the matter, 99.99% of the people on that list are not from a Muslim background, which means we need to raise the bar. So yesterday, we invited the lawyer, she told us what needs to be done. You need to register with the family services, you need to make a phone call, you know, fill out a form, it doesn't cost any money. It costs minimal amount of time such that May Allah protect all and sometimes it's not even an accident. It could be a tragedy, a car accident list, it doesn't have to be a murder, sometimes things happen. And there's no family, there are Muslim children and evolve. So what I'm asking those
of you who are able to financially and marital wise and stability wise if you're able to register yourself and you have the right to say I want people from my ethnic background, I want people from my faith community you have that right. And once that May Allah protect any family but once that happens, we want Muslim couples to be on that list. We don't have Muslim couples on that list. And so unfortunately, these four kids in all likelihood we're not certain that there's confidentiality but realistically we spoke to the you know, people we there are no Muslims on this list. That's the problem. It's not that the government is being know what are you gonna do when there's no Muslim
families that want to take care of Muslim kids, it's not anybody else's fault. It's our fault. So that's why in the hotbar I am raising this public awareness that not just anger management, not just you know, domestic violence and therapy, but also we need to collectively take charge of our community so please sisters and brothers husbands and wives talk to each other if you're able to have a sponsor, have a child a foster child, you know of our background, then go through the process call up the necessary phone calls they'll come and visit you fill out the forms and have your name on the emergency list if anything like this happens, we want them to come to a Muslim family be
raised by a Muslim couple This is fortify on all of us may Allah subhana wa Tada protect all of us from ever having to see something like this again, Allah humma and Anita and for aminu, Allahu Allah Tada and if you had to meet them when in love Africa, Allah HeMen Illa for Raja while iodine and Illa for data while I'm on Illustrator when I see Ron Ilya Serota Allahumma fildena was the one in original Saba, Pune, Ben Eman Walter Jaffe organelle Hindley Latina Robina in Nicaragua.
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