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The Concept of Death in Islam June 16, 2008 Maulana Wahiduddin Khan

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33 sec
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Every soul will taste death
“Mujhe ek aayat yaad aayi Quran ki”
4 min 36 sec
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Death concept from Quran, hadith, and iceberg
“Mujhe ek aayat yaad aayi Quran ki”
26 sec
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Remember death, the destroyer of pleasures
“Hadith mein aaya hai ke: Aktiro zakra hadim al-ladhat”
33 sec
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Live in the world like a traveler
“Lekin hadith mein aaya hai”
44 sec
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Death is not the end of life
“Is se maaloom hua ke maut zindagi ka end nahi hai”
2 min 2 sec
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Iceberg analogy for life and death
“Jis tarah iceberg ka tip”
2 min 4 sec
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Temporary phase of life like a journey
“Ab aap sochiye ke ek aadmi agar safar kar raha hai”
1 min 20 sec
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Duty-conscious vs right-conscious mindset
“Ek hadith hai jo Sahih Bukhari mein hai”
1 min 1 sec
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The formula for peace in Islam
“No one has discovered the formula for peace”
52 sec
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Every death is a reminder
“Halaanke dekhiye, har maut ek reminder hai”
5 min 23 sec
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Death as reminder and accountability to judgment
“Halaanke dekhiye, har maut ek reminder hai”
2 min 5 sec
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Accountability after death explained
“Islam ke mutabiq maut ke saath ek aur cheez juri hui hai”
4 min 2 sec
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Story of misread poem and death's seriousness
“Ek sahab ke haan shaadi hui”
28 sec
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Paradise is not reserved for anyone
“To yaad rakhiye jannat kisi ki reserve nahi hai”