A Good Death

A Good Death 
by Gulraz Gachi These are just some of the beautiful examples of a good ending from our predecessors, besides what we know from the good endings from companions.Such as the one whom upon hearing Furniture Paradise was as wide as the heavens and the earth flung Himself into the midst of the battle to Attain it. ' 



O you who believe fear Allah as He nên feared and die not except as Muslims' In this address, the order to fear Allah and die as a Muslim is directed, not simply to non-Muslims and Muslims, but rather to the Believers. Thus showing the great Importance Islam places, not only on a good life, but am also a good death. As even the believers are warned vd Against Furniture complacency could result in a bad ending.Most People Tend to avoid talking about death, despite it being one of the few certainties in one's life. However there is not a single soul except rằng he or she would wish for a good death. So what is a good death? The Institute of Medicine defines it as sau, " A decent or good death is one là: free from avoidable distress and Suffering for Patients, families, and caregivers, in general accord with Patients 'families' wishes, and reasonably consistent with clinical, cultural, and ethical standards. " Most People would like a pain-free death, having lived life to the full, Fulfilling Their dreams and to die doing what They loved most. As Muslims our wishes are generally the same, however the purpose of our life for us ultimately Determines what is and Is not a good death. Allah says in the Quran, ' And I have not created Jinn and Mankind except for My worship. " Therefore a soul created for the worship of Allah must am also die in such a state Achieved for it to have a good death. Vd As we marvel at the endings of Those engaged in Acts of worship at the point of death, như Those Mentioned by Imam adh-Dhahabi in his Siyar An-Nubala A'lam, 'Abu Bakr ibn Al-Ismaeli Died on a Thursday During the Maghrib prayer night while he was reciting from Surah Al-Fatiha "You alone we worship and from You alone we seek help." ' 'Hakeem Abu' Abdullah ibn Ibrahim Al-Khabri was writing out the Quran, and then he laid down drilled his pen, said "Indeed this is a delightful death!" and Died. ''Mus'ab said, "' Aamir (ibn Abdullah ibn Az-Zubair) heard the call to prayer and said," Take me by my hand. "So it was said to him, "You are ill." To Which he replied, "How can I hear the call to Allah and not respond?" So They took him by his hand and he nhập with the Imam for the Maghrib prayer. He bowed with him and then Died. '"Abu Bakr ibn Ziyad said," I nhập upon Ibrahim ibn Hani (An-Naysaburi) on his death bed and he said, "I am thirsty." So HIS son Brought some water and he HIS son asked, "Has the sun set?" It was said "No" so he turned away and recited it, "For the like of this let the strivers Strive" and he Died. ' These are just some of the beautiful examples of a good ending from our predecessors, besides what we know from the good endings from companions. Such as the one whom upon hearing Furniture Paradise was as wide as the heavens and the earth flung Himself into the midst of the battle to Attain it. Such sacrifices and exertions displayed by our role models and replicated throughout the ages by Those seeking the pleasure of Allah stand as a stark reminder to us all as to our true purpose in life. As much as we Strive to good by people, gain pleasure and Their Acceptance, and bring about benefits and avoid harms and hardships, nên we never lose sight of the fact rằng our ultimate aim is to seek the pleasure of Allah. As the above examples showed, These great men could have taken the concessions available to them, yet chose to exert They Themselves to seek the greater reward with Allah. We ask Allah to give us steadfastness and a good ending, making us from the Honourable ones, 'It was said: "Enter Paradise" He said, "Would my Furniture People knew. That my Lord has forgiven me, and made ​​me of the ones honoured! ' [1] Surah Aal-Imran (3:102) [2] Institute of Medicine (IOM) in 1997 [3] Surah Ad-Dhariyat (51:56) [4] Surah Ya-Sin (36:26-27)