Islam in History
Published: January 01, 2001
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The Final Journey
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Language: English
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Total words:
18.2 K
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Reading Duration:
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Pages: 68
Description
In the book The Final Journey, Maulana Wahiduddin Khan explains that Prophet Muhammad was given the responsibility of calling people to the Truth. He gathered the inhabitants of Makkah near the hill of Safa and said to them that they would die in the same way as they slept, and that they would be brought back to life in the same way as they woke up from sleep. After that, there would be either eternal Heaven or eternal Hell. (Sahih al-Bukhari, Hadith No. 4770)
Everything is happening in this world of God, except for one thing that God desires the most—making people aware of that impending, terrifying Final Day—The Day of Resurrection. If people do not stand up for this work, then the Angel Israfil’s trumpet, announcing this Final Day will call them. But that will be an announcement of their destruction, not an alarm for them to wake up!
Our work at the Centre for Peace and Spirituality is to carry on with this mission of the Prophet of Islam, of making man aware of the Creation Plan of God and the inevitable final day, so that he may prepare for ‘The Final Journey’.
Book Contents
| Chapter name | Chapter | Duration | button |
|---|---|---|---|
| Foreword | 0 | Read Now | |
| On Death’s Doorstep | 1 | Read Now | |
| We are in God’s Country | 2 | Read Now | |
| The Stage of Death | 3 | Read Now | |
| How Strange That Life Should End Like That | 4 | Read Now | |
| The Beginning, Not the End | 5 | Read Now | |
| The End of Life’s Journey | 6 | Read Now | |
| Beyond Death | 7 | Read Now | |
| From Affluence to Ashes | 8 | Read Now | |
| When the Journey Ends | 9 | Read Now | |
| Door, Not Grave | 10 | Read Now | |
| Over the Edge | 11 | Read Now | |
| The Vanity of Human Wishes | 12 | Read Now | |
| A Happy Ending to the Tragedy of Life | 13 | Read Now | |
| Death’s Lesson | 14 | Read Now | |
| The Greatest Teacher: Death | 15 | Read Now | |
| The Gathering Storm | 16 | Read Now | |
| The Great Happening | 17 | Read Now | |
| The Mirage | 18 | Read Now | |
| Rose-Coloured Spectacles | 19 | Read Now | |
| The Illusion of Freedom | 20 | Read Now | |
| Just Short of the Summit Climax and Anti-Climax | 21 | Read Now | |
| The Other Side of Death | 22 | Read Now | |
| Five Seconds to Go | 23 | Read Now | |
| A Strange Deprivation | 24 | Read Now | |
| The Eternal Journey | 25 | Read Now | |
| Showing One’s Mettle | 26 | Read Now | |
| He Is Listening | 27 | Read Now | |
| The Day of Judgement | 28 | Read Now | |
| O Man! | 29 | Read Now | |
| The Virtue of Mercy | 30 | Read Now | |
| These Sleepers! | 31 | Read Now | |
| What Will Happen That Day? | 32 | Read Now | |
| Keeping One’s Mind on Tomorrow | 33 | Read Now | |
| The Danger of Hell | 34 | Read Now | |
| When Death Will Expose Everything As False | 35 | Read Now | |
| This Hell-Bound Caravan | 36 | Read Now | |
| Fear God | 37 | Read Now | |
| When Truth is Revealed | 38 | Read Now | |
| Ray of Hope | 39 | Read Now | |
| The Result of Reaction | 40 | Read Now | |
| The Precipice | 41 | Read Now | |
| The Impending Day | 42 | Read Now | |
| The Greatest News | 43 | Read Now | |
| A Call | 44 | Read Now |
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