The Grave and Resurrection
319 questions
Is what is stated in this message regarding the conditions of people on the Day of Judgment correct?
Will a person be judged on the Day of Resurrection according to the age at which they died, whether young or old?
Will the deceased be held accountable in the grave, and what is the nature of their reckoning and the passage of time for them? What will be the state of the people of Paradise, and what will they do therein? What is the reason for the feeling of denying reckoning, Paradise, and Hellfire, and for prayers not being answered to strengthen faith, and are there books to strengthen faith?
Where does the spirit of the deceased go after the two angels question it?
What is the ruling on weeping over the deceased if it is accompanied by striking cheeks and tearing garments, especially by some women?
What is Barzakh, and what are the types of punishments for sins?
What makes death, the grave, and the Day of Judgment stations of joy and happiness for the Muslim?
Did Uzair not see the life of the Barzakh despite his death for one hundred years? And what do Munkar and Nakir ask the previous nations in their graves?
Is a person resurrected in another form after death and before the Day of Resurrection?
Do the stories of resurrection in the Quran mean that all the years of this world pass for the people of Barzakh as if it were one day?
What deeds illuminate a Muslim's grave?
Will he who enters Paradise after torment in Hell be among those who received their Book in their right hand or in their left? And will he who receives his Book in his right hand enter the Fire and be tormented therein before entering Paradise? If so, what is the secret behind his joy and his saying: "Here, read my Book!"?
Is there an explanation in Islam for the relationship between the soul to the body?
Does the tribulation of the grave expiate a Muslim's sins or alleviate them?
What is the Sirat, and how will disbelievers enter Hellfire from it, even though the Qur’an mentions their entry from the gates of Hell in throngs? And is the idea of the Sirat a belief that infiltrated Islam from the Majus (Zoroastrians)?
Do the people of Paradise go to Hell to bring out those in whose hearts they found faith when they intercede for them?
What is the ruling on a girl's supplication for her deceased mother to return, as she misses her?
What happens to the pious in their graves?
How authentic are the hadiths that mention that whoever dies stationed in the path of Allah will be safe from the trial of the grave?
What is the explanation of the Hadith: "If you knew what I know, you would laugh little and weep much"?
Does the soul of the deceased remain suspended before burial, and what happens to it?
Will people be resurrected on the Day of Judgment at the age and in the state of health they were in before death in this worldly life, and is there any mention of how they will live?
Is the questioning of the dead in their grave real, and do they sit in their grave and discuss?
Is it advisable to marry a woman with whom I had an illicit relationship, then she became righteous, knowing that I love her and cannot forget her?