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("An indication that your life is lengthened through illness is the following much repeated proverb: “The times of calamit y are long, the times of happiness, most brief.”" içeriğiyle yeni sayfa oluşturdu) |
("Since the reality of death is this, it should be regarded not as terrifying, but on the contrary as the introduction to mercy and happiness. Moreover, some of the people of God have feared death, not out of terror at it but because they hoped to gain additional merit by performing more good works with the duties of life continuing." içeriğiyle yeni sayfa oluşturdu) |
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119. satır: | 119. satır: | ||
So know firstly and believe firmly that the appointed hour is determined and does not change. Those weeping beside the grievously sick and those in perfect health have died, while the grievously sick have been cured and lived. | So know firstly and believe firmly that the appointed hour is determined and does not change. Those weeping beside the grievously sick and those in perfect health have died, while the grievously sick have been cured and lived. | ||
'''Secondly:''' Death is not terrifying as it appears to be superficially. Through the light afforded by the All-Wise Qur’an, in many parts of the Risale-i Nur we have proved in completely certain and indubitable fashion that for believers death | |||
is to be discharged from the burdensome duties of life. | |||
For them it is a rest from worship, which forms the instruction and training in the arena of trial of this world. | |||
It is also a means of their rejoining friends and relations, ninety-nine out of a hundred of whom have already departed for the next world. | |||
It is a means of entering their true homeland and eternal abodes of happiness. | |||
It is also an invitation to the gardens of Paradise from the dungeon of this world. | |||
And it is the time they receive their wage from the munificence of the Most Compassionate Creator in return for service rendered to Him. | |||
Since the reality of death is this, it should be regarded not as terrifying, but on the contrary as the introduction to mercy and happiness. Moreover, some of the people of God have feared death, not out of terror at it but because they hoped to gain additional merit by performing more good works with the duties of life continuing. | |||
Yes, for the people of belief, death is the door to divine mercy, while for the people of misguidance, it is the pit of everlasting darkness. | |||
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