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What happens after death? Who are "Munkar and Nakir"? What will Heaven and Hell be like? What signs should we expect before the Day of Judgement? When will the Mahdi appear? These and many other questions are answered, on the basis of the Qur'an and Hadith, in this volume. Imam al-Haddad explains that every human being passes through the "lives": before conception, life in the world, life in the grave, the resurrection, and, finally, the Garden of the Fire. A Muslim must be aware of each of these if he or she is to be sufficiently prepared for eternal life.
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8 of 8 people found the following review helpful
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I can't recommend this book strongly enough. It explains all the different stages of a persons life. Anyone can read it and understand, it is very heavy so repeated readings is also recommended.
I think non-muslims could also build their knowledge when reading this book.
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I think non-muslims could also build their knowledge when reading this book.
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
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This book is extreamly useful and of great benefit. I would recommend it to anyone who is interested in the changing states of the human life and needs to be reminded of their main goal in life.
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15 of 15 people found the following review helpful
Will wake up the sleeping heart
17 Feb 2005
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This relatively short treatise of Imam 'Alawi al-Haddad is a piercing reminder of where we are and where we are going. This book is both enlightening and terrifying (in a good way). The Shaykh guides us from the time before our conception all the way to our endpoint in the fire or the garden and reminds us of what is important in each phase of our life and what our responsibilities are.
This book is not indepth in its topics, but that is not its point. If you want to study every hadith about the judgment day for example then you can do that somewhere else. A brief outline is given of every stage, both the seen and the unseen, to give a basic view of what has and is going to occur, but the focus is on the spiritual and what we can do to change our state.
If you have a heart that is not dead this book will have a positive effect on you.
This book is not indepth in its topics, but that is not its point. If you want to study every hadith about the judgment day for example then you can do that somewhere else. A brief outline is given of every stage, both the seen and the unseen, to give a basic view of what has and is going to occur, but the focus is on the spiritual and what we can do to change our state.
If you have a heart that is not dead this book will have a positive effect on you.
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