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munkar and nakir are tow angels come in grave after death and ask about their deeds in world
Angels Munkar and Naki alayhum assalam
According to the teachings of Islam, the dead are buried. Soon after a man is buried, two angels (called Munkar and Nakeer) come to him. His soul comes back to him. The angels raise him and ask him three questions: 1. Who is your Rabb-Creator, Provider? 2. Who is your Prophet (SAW)? 3. What is your religion? The Muslim dead answers: 1. Almighty Allah is my Rabb. 2. Beloved Prophet Hazrat Muhammad (SAW) is my Nabi (Prophet) 3. Islam is my religion (Deen). Then they widen his grave, open up a window from heaven to his grave, or ask him to sleep peacefully till the dead will be risen up from their graves on the day of Qiyamat. If the person is non-believer and can't answer the above question, something horrible may happen to him.
because muslims believe in the life hereafter and there will be questions from angels in the grave
In Christian theology, archangels like Michael and Gabriel are often associated with guiding souls to their afterlife destinations. In Islamic tradition, angels such as Munkar and Nakir are believed to question souls in the grave about their faith before leading them to Paradise or Hell. However, different religions and cultures may have varying beliefs regarding the angels in charge of taking souls.
Ashes to ashes,dust to dust,pls talk to this dust.So no real problem being cremated
Angels East, Angels West. North and South, just do your best, to guard and watch her while she rest. AMEN
MunkarNakir
Angels East, Angels West. North and South, just do your best, to guard and watch her while she rests
"Who are Digging on My Grave" by Thomas Hardy is a poem that explores the afterlife and the idea of being forgotten by loved ones. The speaker, a dog, questions who is now digging on their grave and realizes that it doesn't matter as they are already dead. The poem conveys a sense of acceptance and peace with death.
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There is no homophone to grave