Maulana Wahiduddin Khan
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On Death June 08, 2014

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References in this lecture 13
1 min 22 sec
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The sudden death of a top Indian leader
“Aap ko yaad hoga 4 May 2014 ki headline”
4 min 24 sec
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A leader's sudden death and reflections on mortality
“Aap ko yaad hoga 4 May 2014 ki headline”
31 sec
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Life's strange arc, death strikes at the peak
“Maut kaisi ajeeb o ghareeb cheez hai”
3 min 2 sec
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Reflecting on sudden death and its statistics
“Maut kaisi ajeeb o ghareeb cheez hai”
22 sec
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Death always arrives suddenly, without warning
“Toh maut dekhiye, achanak aati hai”
2 min 57 sec
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Quran's verse on death as return to God
“Quran mein aayat hai: kullu nafsin dha'iqatul mawt”
5 min 32 sec
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Death, the Quran, and facing eternity
“Quran mein aayat hai: kullu nafsin dha'iqatul mawt”
36 sec
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Quran: every soul must taste death
“Kullu nafsin dha'iqatul mawt — every soul tastes death”
46 sec
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Death is not the end, it's a return
“Maut ka matlab hai: return to the Creator”
2 min 34 sec
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Facing eternity: a sock, a nail, and a hadith
“Ek sahab se meri baat ho rahi thi”
51 sec
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A splinter in the sock, a lesson on punishment
“Ek chhoti si cheez moze mein chubh rahi thi”
29 sec
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Hadith: people are asleep until death wakes them
“Hadith mein aata hai: an-naasu niyaam”
3 min 43 sec
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Not accidental: why sudden deaths shake us awake
“Jab se maine woh khabar ko padha”
2 min 28 sec
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Death as destroyer of pleasures and life's regulator
“Hadith mein aaya hai: aksiru dhikra hadimil ladhdhat”
31 sec
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Hadith: remember death, the destroyer of pleasures
“Maut ko bahut zyada yaad karo”
47 sec
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Death as life's regulator, guiding right direction
“Maut kisi insaan ke liye ek regulator hai”
5 min 11 sec
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Why God hid death from human memory
“Kaisi ajeeb baat hai ke itne zyada insaan roz mar rahe hain”
2 min 52 sec
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Why death is missing from human DNA
“Maine is par ek research kiya”
1 min 59 sec
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The dying man who begged for a ray of hope
“Ek hi aadmi mujhe mila jise maut ka zinda shu'oor tha”
5 min 31 sec
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A dying man's plea and life as preparation
“Ek hi aadmi mujhe mila jise maut ka zinda shu'oor tha”
41 sec
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Dying man's plea: give me a ray of hope
“Young man, can you give me a ray of hope?”
2 min 38 sec
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This world is a preparation ground, not the destination
“Quran ek hi kitab hai jo hamein batati hai”
2 min 10 sec
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Paradise as the true home of peace
“Quran ki ek aayat hai: wallahu yad'u ila dari's-salam”
30 sec
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Paradise defined in one phrase: complex-free soul
“Jannah mein qaul: complex free soul”
1 min 21 sec
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The punishment of regret after death
“Main aksar yeh sochta hoon ke jab maut aayegi”
4 min 39 sec
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Regret, missed chances, and why we forget the afterlife
“Main aksar yeh sochta hoon ke jab maut aayegi”
36 sec
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The regret of a missed opportunity after death
“Aah, kaisa ajeeb chance maine kho diya”
1 min 13 sec
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A government clerk's regret over missed qualifications
“Ek martaba meri mulaqat ek sahab se hui”
38 sec
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Life is given only once, use it or lose it
“Zindagi sirf ek baar milti hai”
2 min 41 sec
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Tagore's poem: dying with the song unsung
“Tagore ne ki jo kitab hai, Gitanjali”
5 min 30 sec
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Why no one gets what they truly wanted
“Tagore ne ki jo kitab hai, Gitanjali”
2 min 29 sec
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A crow's fulfillment vs. man's endless desire
“Aaj subah main baitha tha, mere ghar mein ek corner hai”
43 sec
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True fulfillment isn't found in this world
“Tumhare fulfillment ka samaan is duniya mein hai hi nahin”
2 min 31 sec
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Distraction is the price you must pay to avoid
“Sabse badi killer jo hai, woh hai distraction”
1 min 1 sec
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Spirituality has a price: freedom from distraction
“Spirituality ki price diye bina koi paata nahin”
59 sec
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Paradise: no heat, no cold, no problems
“La yarauna fiha shamsan wa la zamharira”