Every soul shall taste death; view The Dark Soul by Sheikh Ahmed Ali

The Dark Soul

By Sheikh Ahmed Ali

This is a very chilling lecture, which will send shivers down your spine. Shaykh Ahmed Ali gives a graphic rendition of the fate of a bad soul, from life, grave all the way till the unfortunate end.

Shaykh Ahmed Ali's lectures are of the few that not only meet the hype, but they excede it. He clearly prepares his lectures and Allah has given him a talent of conveying powerful speeches. (-Ink of scholars channel)

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Published on Jul 31, 2012 by inkofscholars

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The ultimate hurt to live amongst who don`t understand you

"Nothing hurts a good soul and the kind heart more
than to live amongst people whom can’t understand it."

Imam Ali ibn Abi Talib (A.S.)

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Your eyes are indeed the window to your soul

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O dunya! I can`t wait for life to be over...

Prayer - a longing of the soul (Gandhi)

Prayer is not asking. It is a longing of the soul. It is daily admission of one's weakness. It is better in prayer to have a heart without words than words without a heart.

~ Mahatma Gandhi

That which will happen to the believers in the grave...

This is dedicated to the fallen souls in my family, especially the most recent - Firoz Akhter & Shahidul Islam Molla

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June 21

A Believer in the Grave

The Prophet of Allah (sal Allahu alaihi wa sallam) said: "When a deceased person is laid in his grave, he hears the sound of the footsteps of people as they go away. If he is a believer, the prayer will stand by his head, the fasting will be to his right, alms to his left, and all other good deeds of charity, kindness to relations, and good behavior will be by his feet." [Ahmad]

Then two fearsome, dread-inspiring angels, called Munkar and Nakeer, visit the soul to ask it about its religion, God, and prophet. The believing soul sits upright in its grave as Allah (subhana wa ta’ala) grants it the strength to answer the angels with full faith and certainty.

Munkar and Nakeer: “What is your religion?”
Believing soul: “Islam.”
Munkar and Nakeer: “Who is your Lord?”
Believing soul: “Allah.”
Munkar and Nakeer: “Who is your Prophet?” (or “What do you say about this man?”)
Believing soul: “Muhammad.”
Munkar and Nakeer: “How did you come to know these things?”
Believing soul: “I read the Book of Allah (i.e. the Quran) and I believed it.”

Then, when the soul passes the test, a voice from the heavens will call out: “My slave has spoken the truth, supply him with furnishings from Paradise, clothe him from Paradise, and open a gate for him to Paradise.” The believer’s grave is made roomy and spacious and filled with light. He is shown what would have been his abode in Hell - had he been a wicked sinner - before a portal is opened for him every morning and evening showing him his actual home in Paradise. Excited and full of joyful anticipation, the believer will keep asking: ‘When will the Hour (of Resurrection) come?! When will the Hour come?!’ until he is told to calm down. [Tirmidhi]

Realizing the reality of life in this dunya (this world)

The Prophet Muhammadﷺ (peace be upon him) said:

       "Every man starts his day being a vendor of his soul, either freeing it or bringing about its ruin."

The fear that haunts the lonely...

Loneliness the clearest of crystal insight into your own soul, its the fear of one's own self that haunts the lonely.

-Keith Haynie

The beauty being along side alone

The soul that sees beauty may sometimes walk alone.

-Johann Wolfgang von Goethe

The secret of life - lies in the secret of the soul

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