The Two Roads - Heaven and Hell

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CONTENTS Introduction ........................................................................... 3 My Request ............................................................................ 4 The Fall to Hell (Poem) ............................................................. 5 The Path to Paradise (Poem) ................................................... 10 Commentary on The Fall to Hell ............................................. 15 Commentary on The Path to Paradise ..................................... 46 Two traditions narrated from the Prophet ............................... 89 The Prophet’s Dream ............................................................ 90 The Last man to enter Heaven ................................................ 94 Dedicated to all my Teachers 2
INTRODUCTION It is the pure grace of All\h I that He has made the religion of Isl\m our faith. It is this same religion that gives us a sense of direction and a mission to fulfil as the purpose of our lives. Like all missions, instructions are given, goals are aimed for and rewards or punishments are given out in lieu of the outcome. Thus is the course of our lives. The mission of our life is what All\h has revealed in the Qur’\n, “I have only created Jinns and men, that they may serve Me.” adh-Dh\riy\t This book talks about two possible paths that a person can take. One is that of a person who lived with a Muslim name, but lost his faith; it speaks of his failure in his mission and loss in missing his goal and the subsequent punishment for this failure. The second is that of a true Muslim who lives to fulfil this mission and strives to complete the goals set out, and the subsequent rewards that await him. In both instances what has been mentioned is not only the deeds of both the people and their outcome, but this book covers their way of life, their sudden meeting with Death, their journey to and stay in the grave, their state on the Day of Reckoning, their meeting with their permanent abodes, and their eternities. This book is an explanation of the poem that describes the two paths that a person may take. The foundation of the poem originally was the two *ad|ths that are included at the end of this book. The poem and the book then developed to include more verses of the Qur’\n and more A#\d|th, and eventually (after two years) took the form that is now presented to you. The purpose of this book with its vivid language is not to make an enjoyable or a limited educational read, but rather to give the reader an idea of what is beyond the deceptive screen of death. 3
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Page 9 and 10: The fire burns his body till he is
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Page 13 and 14: The successful will enter heaven, f
Page 15 and 16: COMMENTARY ON THE FALL TO HELL ‘S
Page 17 and 18: Into which a man falls far and deep
Page 19 and 20: illness or weakness, while others a
Page 21 and 22: Placed into an unwelcoming grave, h
Page 23 and 24: In pre-Isl\mic time the true Christ
Page 25 and 26: The intolerable pain and ripping ag
Page 27 and 28: apostasy. Sometimes he may triviali
Page 29 and 30: The scorching welcome that will be
Page 31 and 32: Entered into the furthest depths of
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Page 43 and 44: ‘My lord! I have called my people
Page 45 and 46: the fire is the same force attracti
Page 47 and 48: He recognized All\h as his Creator,
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This is in corroboration with the \
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Prophet, Mu#ammad r has also said t
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And if he comes to Me by a cubit, I
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Muslims know that a person who dies
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Religious knowledge is a radiating
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Lord. And when they will be resurre
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Furthermore these chapters will bes
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All\h I, in His benevolence, will c
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Note: The literal meaning of tartel
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As the saying goes ‘When days are
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For a period known only to All\h wi
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will be well entertained, he will n
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Honey is the epitome of sweetness i
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In this world a person can have fri
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After looking at his dream-come-tru
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deep meaningful colour. Alternative
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spent his entire life trying to acq
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‘Compete with one another in obta
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So we proceeded and came across som
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As for the man you came upon whose
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Draw me near to this one that I may
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