Arabic is the only language used in the grave
This came in the context of spreading the belief that when people worry about not being able to recite Arabic prayers, God will control human tongues and make Arabic understandable.
Engr Arshad Zaman emphasizes the universality of death and individual responsibility on the Day of Judgment, underscoring the importance of faith.
This came in the context of spreading the belief that when people worry about not being able to recite Arabic prayers, God will control human tongues and make Arabic understandable.
Engr Arshad Zaman conveyed that once the chariot of death arrives at the door, no one can escape it.
He explained that a house built over 50 years, children, or social status are no exception to death.
Death only takes those who are destined, and the grief of grieving families or any other factors are not considered in the process.
Strict questioning will follow about whether body parts were used for God's sake.
Hands and feet, eyes and tongue—all parts of the body become witnesses to the actions committed by the individual. Their very existence serves as adverse evidence against them.
God will ask Isa if he taught his followers to worship him and his mother, and Isa will prove that he only led people to worship God, and will plead for mercy.
Answers come from the transcript, with the exact spot cited.
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