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           and constantly look after them. The time he spares for this
           care takes up a large part of his life. However, no matter how
           much care he takes or how much cleaning he does, the effect
           is only temporary. A person who brushes his teeth will find
           that in just one hour his teeth a will feel as if he had never
           cleaned them. Somebody who takes a bath in the summer will
           feel as if he never had taken a bath at all just a couple of hours
           later.
               What is important to understand here is that such physi-
           cal drawbacks have a specific purpose. These are not inher-
           ent weaknesses but have been specially created. In the same
           way, old age and the changes that come along with it are also
           weaknesses devised by Allah to make people think about the
           temporary nature of human life, avoid becoming attached to
           this world, which is full of defects, and aim at the hereafter
           which is the “real abode”. Allah has advised in the Qur’an that
           the best objective for man is the hereafter:
               The life of this world is nothing but a game and a diver-
               sion. The hereafter is better for those who are pious. So
               will you not use your reason? (Surat al-An‘am: 32)


               90. What is the Divine reason for mentioning
               former nations in the Qur’an?

               Allah states in the Qur’an that He has shown the right
           way to all the nations that have existed throughout the ages
           and that He has reminded them through His prophets that the
           world is temporary and that the real abode is the hereafter.
           Yet, again it is revealed in the Qur’an that most of the people
           refused to do anything except disbelieve and did not listen to
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