The Two Roads - Heaven and Hell

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chance. They accept no bribes. And with the hammers they carry being colossal enough to destroy mountains with single blows, the unlikely suggestion of trying to overpower them is quickly dismissed. Musnad A#mad and Ab[ Daw[d “Who is your Lord?” is cried by a thunderous shout. ‘I don’t know,’ is all this trembling soul can cry out. Crashing down come hammers to break him, not one limb they spare. This soul has just woken up to face his worst nightmare. If a person transgresses All\h’s I law in this world, then despite knowing the answers, he will find them unpronounceable. And because of the fact that he is already dead, and that a person cannot be killed twice, the punishment meted out to him is not for any purpose but that of inflicting sheer pain. al-Mirq\t “What is your religion?” is bellowed by an awesome roar. ‘I don’t know,’ is the whimpering reply anticipating more. Crashing down, return the hammers, bringing gut-wrenching screams. As blow by blow are shattered, all his hopes and dreams. Islam, complete and utter submission, is the only acceptable answer, the only true religion. All other religions will be regarded as disbelief; therefore no answer will pass through the lips of the questioned. On numerous occasions All\h I has decreed in the Qur’\n: ‘Indeed the only religion deemed (as such) by All\h is Isl\m.’ ¬l `Imr\n ‘And whosoever is content with a religion other than Isl\m, it will never be accepted from him. And he in the hereafter will be amongst those who incur great loss.’ ¬l `Imr\n 22
In pre-Isl\mic time the true Christianity; and before that the true Judaism; were the true accepted religions following the Divine order. But then blasphemy spread and apostasy crept in, and in addition, alterations were made in these religions for worldly benefit. Thus, first, Judaism fell at the hands of the corrupt, thereafter Christianity took over the reigns. When that too fell at the hands of conniving hypocrites it also had to be deemed cancelled and with that Islam was born. This religion has been made the only religion that will last in its pure form until the Day of Judgment, it will be the only religion with which there is a guarantee of entry into Heaven, whether it be an immediate entry or an admission given after chastisement. The Prophet r has said, He who says lc ‘ilcha ‘illal-lch (There is no god but All\h) and dies believing in it will surely enter paradise. al-Bukh\r| and Muslim The answer to this question now can only be this Islam; the fearsome interrogators will tolerate no other answer. “Who is the Messenger?” is cried by a heart-piercing shrill. ‘I don’t know!’ is the whimpering reply, as they move in for the kill. An apparition of Mu#ammad r will appear before the interrogated soul, who will then be asked regarding the apparition, as to who it is. Again there will be only one correct answer. The relenting hammers come crashing down for the final time, And his grave becomes a pit of Hell, punishment for his every crime. In various narrations it has been reported that the Nab| r has said: ‘The grave will either be a garden of paradise or a deep dark pit amongst the pits of Hell.’ at-Tirmidh| 23
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