Spirit of Islam · WHAT IS DEATH?

WHAT IS DEATH?

Spirit of Islam, 2019, p. 42

By Maulana Wahiduddin Khan

Maulana Wahiduddin Khan is named as the default author of the periodical; a piece that carries another writer’s byline is credited to that writer.

The strangest and most mysterious event of our lives is death. Everyone is anxious to know what will become of them after death. am ready to take a fateful leap into the unknown. Young man, can you give me a ray of hope?” It was, indeed, only a man of religion who could give him an answer. Death is lying in wait for everyone. In one’s youth one tends to forget death, but in the end the hand of fate holds sway. In old age, when one’s strength is on the wane, one realizes the imminence of death; one is moved to wonder what lies in store for one in the Hereafter; one searches for a ray of hope which can illuminate the world one will have to face after death. It is this ray of hope that God’s prophets have come to the world to provide. The prophets have taught man that there is another world—one that is both eternal and ideal— after death. Those who will be admitted to this perfect world in the afterlife are those who, in this life on earth, prove themselves worthy of it by their righteous actions. This message has been summed up in these words of the Quran: “And God calls unto the home of peace.” (10: 25) o WE LOOK FORWARD TO YOUR FEEDBACK Dear readers, Spirit of Islam team believes in the involvement of readers to enhance the quality of the magazine. Your precious views, suggestions, and recommendations in this regard are earnestly solicited and will be readily acknowledged. Kindly mail us your views at: thecentreforpeace@gmail.com

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