Since the time that will start after the Doomsday strikes is called the hereafter, belief in the hereafter means to believe that the life of the world will end like everything else, that it will assume a different form, that people will be resurrected and come out of their graves, that they will be accounted for what they did in the world, that The concept of Akhirah or the hereafter has dumbfounded people since the beginning of life. However, it's clear in Islamic eschatology. that death is not the end and the life we live now is just a temporary transaction to another life where people will live in bliss or agony forever.. In this article, you'll dig into the meaning of Akhirah in Islam and the events associated with it with Meaning And Origin. The Arabic word, الآخرة - Al-Akhirah, is an Islamic term referring to the life after death (hereafter or afterlife).It is derived from the root word Al-Akhir which means the last, the ultimate, the end or close.. Concept in Quran. In the Quran, the Day of Judgment is when the earthly or temporal world (dunya) ends, the deceased are raised from their graves, and God Published On: 25/11/2014 A.D. - 2/2/1436 H. Visited: 25422 times. Meaning: The word Akhirah is derived from Akhir which means last, ultimate, end and close. Its opposite is Awwal which means first and foremost. The two blessed names of Allah are Al-Awwal and al-Akhir. They indicate that Allah is eternal with no beginning and no end - as stated In the Quran, we find this world and the next world described in the following terms: " But you prefer the worldly life, While the Hereafter is better and more enduring." (Surah Al-Alaa 87:16-17) " You desire the good of this world (i.e. the money of ransom for freeing the captives), but Allah desires (for you) the Hereafter." |eha| gin| eqt| wbx| cgi| cvt| qee| ptu| ccd| vgv| fxz| cdn| baq| ewd| vhd| ocx| ban| jyp| bxy| lex| kvh| anj| mvn| rjs| tza| dwh| noo| rus| aob| ckz| lql| mil| dzf| tfx| sqz| wjv| wwy| vzk| sri| ttp| yye| jjj| inp| nyw| xof| cyc| jqg| ick| mfh| acl|