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CONTENTS

1– Allâhu ta’âlâ pledged His slaves

2– Man stays in the world as long as his lifespan. Then he dies. Moments of death; a Believer’s soul rises above heavens. Souls of people with correct belief and proper performances of acts of worship such as namâz, zakât, fasting in Ramadân, and hajj, and who say istighfâr at times of Sahar, rise high.

3– How a disbeliever’s soul leaves his body. Questioning in grave. Muslims answer the questions with ease.

4– The fâjir (disbeliever) fails to answer the questions. [Scholarly reports on how the parents of Rasûlullah became Believers.]

5– The dead in their graves are in one of the four states.

6– The Crack of Doomsday; Rising of the dead.

7– Interval between the two nefkhas (blasts of trumpet).

8– All people get on top of their graves. The hashr (assemblage) starts. People go from one Ulul’azm Prophet to another, requesting each and every one of them to intercede so that the judgment will be carried out quickly.

9– Shefâ’at (or shafâ’at, i.e. intercession) of our Prophet, Muhammad ‘’alaihis-salâm’. The judgment starts. Every Prophet is questioned on his own teblîgh. And their ummats are questioned on their treatment of their Prophet’s teblîgh.

10– The hashr of those who were blind in the world; of those who did not believe the enemies of Islam and who held fast to the Sunnî creed; of those who loved one another for the sake of Allah; of those who avoided committing acts of harâm and wept for fear of Allah; of those who endeavoured to earn their living by ways that are halâl; of those who were patient with disasters that befell them; of those who spent their youth performing acts of worship; of those who misused their property and position by tormenting Muslims; of the ahl-i-belâ; of young people; of slaves and jâriyas; and of lazy and poor people.

11– Final Word of the book ‘the Rising and the Hereafter’.

12– How to call one’s own nafs to account.

13– Salutations and greetings among Muslims

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