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Harun Yahya (Adnan Oktar)




             is senseless. In fact, fear of death will avail him nothing;
             death is inescapable. Everybody will die at a predestined
             time. Those who fear death are warned in the Qur’an as
             follows:
                … They are concealing things inside themselves
                which they do not disclose to you, saying, “If we had
                only had a say in the affair, none of us would have
                been killed here in this place.” Say, “Even if you had
                been inside your homes, those people for whom
                killing was decreed would have gone out to their place
                of death.”… (Surah Al ‘Imran: 154)
                Death, which is a door to the Hereafter, brings bliss
             and salvation only to those who have spent their lives in
             compliance with Allah’s good pleasure. For those who
             turned away from Allah, on the other hand, death means
             utter destruction and the beginning of a horrible disaster.
             In the Qur’an it is related that once death comes, the regret
             felt by those who have forgotten Allah—as if they would
             never die—will be of no avail:
                There is no forgiveness for people who persist in
                doing evil until death comes to them and who then
                say, “Now I repent,” nor for people who die disbeliev-
                ers. We have prepared for them a painful punishment.
                (Surat an-Nisa’: 18)
                When death comes to a wrongdoer, he says, “My Lord,
                send me back again, so that perhaps I may act rightly
                regarding the things I failed to do!” No indeed! It is
                just words he utters. Before them there shall stand a
                barrier until the Day they are raised up. (Surat al-
                Mu’minun: 99-100)



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