The Day of Resurrection (Vol 6) Islamic Creed Series By Umar Sulaiman al-Ashqar

ISBN: 9789960672809
Author: Umar Sulaiman al-Ashqar
Binding: Hardcover
Pages: 406
Size: 15x22cm
Publication Year: 2010
Description
About This Book:
Dive into the in-depth investigation of Islamic theology with "The Day of Resurrection (Vol 6)," a vital volume in the respected Umar Sulaiman al-Ashqar's Islamic Creed Series. This thorough text delves methodically into the deep aspects underlying the concept of resurrection in Islamic belief, giving readers a profound grasp of the Day of Judgment and its significance in the Islamic creed.
Laying the Groundwork
Explore the fundamental elements that underpin the Islamic understanding of resurrection. Al-Ashqar expertly walks readers through the Qur'anic verses and Hadiths that create the platform for understanding the Day of Resurrection, revealing the theological factors that constitute the foundation of this critical Islamic concept.
The Unseen is Unveiled
In this chapter, the author successfully removes the veil on the invisible components surrounding the Day of Resurrection. Explore the mystical and extraordinary as al-Ashqar delves into the unseen realm and its connection to the resurrection, drawing on Islamic scriptures to explain the riddles surrounding the final day of judgment.
The Responsibility
Investigate the concept of accountability in Islam, a thread that runs through the fabric of the Day of Resurrection. Al-Ashqar dissects the concept of individual accountability, offering insight into the deeds and actions that will be weighed on the justice scales on that fateful day. Learn about the divine justice that governs every soul's accountability.
The Heavens and Hellfire
Umar Sulaiman al-Ashqar beautifully illustrates the contrasting landscapes of Paradise and Hellfire, vividly depicting the rewards and penalties that await people dependent on their actions. This chapter encourages meditation and contemplation by serving as a sobering reminder of the ultimate places that await individuals after the Day of Resurrection.