Akhirah
Muslims believe about Akhirah that on the Day of Resurrection all people will be judged in front of Allah (God in English and same God in Christianity and Judaism). They will be either rewarded by being accepted in the Paradise for the 2nd eternal life or being punished by being pushed in the Hell fire for the 2nd eternal life..
The different stages of akhirah, or the Hereafter, are as follows: 1) Barzakh (the period of waiting after death), 2) resurrection (when all individuals are raised for judgment), 3) judgment (where each person's deeds are accounted for), 4) paradise or hell (where individuals will reside based on their deeds), and 5) eternity (where individuals will remain in either paradise or hell forever).
Depends on where you are. Depends on the sighting of the moon. In the USA, 6th January is 9th moharram.
allahne kaha hai mai kisikebhi sath baal barabar nainsaafi nahi hone dunga.ye duniya mere punishmentke liye puri nahi hai.mai jise chahu usse iss duniyame saza du aur jise chahu usse uss duniyame saza du.
Hereafter is one of the main topic a Muslim must believe in. Hereafter is called Akhirah. The first step to that world is the Alm-e-barzakh. It traditionally means the world of graves, normally it means the time from death till resurrection on the great Judgement Day, when Allah the Almighty will judge people as their deeds, sins and righteousness.
Beginning with the end of day one of the Hajj - staying overnight at Mina. It explains Muslim beliefs in Akhirah, life after death, and ideas of judgement, heaven and hell, as day two of Hajj is about judgement
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yes it is if you think logically, not only for hanafi madhab but also for other madhabs. I ask a simple question 4 u: Did our prophet(saws) taught 4 different ways of salath? The obvious answer is NO, infact the way of performing salath was taught to Prophet Muhammad(saws) by angel Jibrael which means that it is something which has come from ALLAH. Hence there cannot be 4 different ways. We as present day Muslims should follow what is most authentic rather than blindly accepting everything from a particular scholar. And this is the only solution for the unity of Muslim ummah. May Allah give us knowledge which is fruitful for the Akhirah and keep away us from the knowledge which leads to fitnah.... Ameen
Al-Quran contains the holy words of Allah the almighty which were revealed to the holy Prophet Muhammad PBUH through the angel Gibrael AS for the guidance of the mankind. Therefore no other words can be more important or holier than the words of AlQuran. A few Ahadith relating to Quran recitation and their benefits. The Holy Prophet said: 1) The best amongst you is he who learnt the Holy Quran and taught it to others. (Bukhari) 2) The People asked the prophet PBUH, "How can they [hearts] be cleaned." The Prophet replied, "To remember death in abundance and to recite the Holy Quran." (Mishkat) 3) That chest which does not have any Quran in it is like an abandoned house. (Tirmizi, Darmi) 4) Whoever read the Quran and memorized it and belived its' Halal to be Halal and its Haram to be Haram [i.e., accepted it commandments of Halal and Haraam], Allah will accept the intercession for such 10 people on from him whom Hell had already become Wajib. (Tirmizi, Ibn-e-Majah) 5) Whoever is an expert in reciting the Holy Quran is with the Kiraman Katebeen and whoever reads the Quran with pauses and it is difficult for him, that is, his tongUe does not move easily and he recites with difficutly for him there are two rewards. (Bahar-e-Shariat) 6) The one who has memorized Quran will be told to read and climb and recite with Tarteel (clear and distinct recitation) like you used to read with Tarteel in the Dunya; your place will be where you read your last Ayat. (Bahar-e-Shariat) 7) Allah says, "Whoever was kept busy with the [recitation] of Quran from my Zikr and asking me, I will give him better than those who I give to those who ask" and the excellence of the Word of Allah over all the other words is like the excellence of Allah over all his creation 8) Learn the Quran and read it because whoever learned the Quran and read it and did Qayam with it is like a bag filled with Musk whose fragrance is spread everywhere and whoever learned the Quran and slept that is he did not do Qiyamul Layl is like a bag which is filled with Musk and its mouth has been closed. (Tirmizi, Ibn-e-Majah, Nisaee) 9) Read the Quran when you heart feels affection and attachment and when your heart becomes bored stand up that is stop reciting the Quran. (Saheeh Bukhari and Muslim) 10) Decorate the Quran with your (good) voices. (Mishkat) 11) O People of the Quran, do not make the Quran a pillow, that is do not be lazy and be careless, and read the Quran in the day and night like it is the Haq of Recitation, and spread it, that is, read with good voices or do not take compensation for it, and whatever is in it, reflect upon itso that you may attain success, and do not hurry in its reward because the reward for it is great (which will be given in the Akhirah). (Bahiqi) Courtesy: http://www.e-quranlearning.com http://blog.e-quranlearning.com
Differ From what? Anyways in a nutshell the Islamic beliefs about life on earth are simple human are here to believe in God and do good. we should be thankful for whatever comes our way as God is the one who sent it our way whether to test us, punish us or reward us. for we don't know what's good and what's bad on the long run. And the in the after life. after we die we are judged while we are in our graves. the bad are punished and the good are rewarded with the lack of punishment. after that in the day of kyama. we are all judged by God. good people go to Heaven and bad people go to Hell. (Good and bad are determined by how you obeyed God during your life). God is real so
Muslims testify that there's only one god Allah and his last messenger Muhammad (B.B.U.H). To be a Muslim you must believe in six pillar s of Islam: 1) Believing in Angles.2)( believing in god) believing in messengers. 4) believing in books. 5) believing in Destiny.6) believing in life after death. Therefore Muslims believe in Destiny and life after death, Allah has guaranteed Muslims paradise. Thus paradise is a "garden where rivers flow" It is a truly gifted life which has been promised by Allah that is life after death that is HEAVEN. Hope this helps, more information could be visited to: Abu anafah's hadiths and the prophet Muhammad's hadith and the book of of Allah the Quran. Hope this helps. Another answer: After death we live with our souls only and not our bodies in a place called "Barzakh" which means a tunnel or transit, here it is between life and the day of judgement. If a person was a good one, then they will be delighted and cheered for their place in heaven, they can see how greatly they will be rewarded and how beautiful their house in heaven will be, how content and relieved they will be. Their grave places will be more like a lighted garden so they wait in pleasure. If a person is a bad one, then they will be saddened and horrified for their places in hell, they can see how badly they will be rewarded and how tortured they will be for the bad things they did. Their graves can be places of torture waiting for the worst to come. May God make us and our beloved ones among the good people who did good deeds in life and are greatly rewarded.