Yaseen By The Wise Quran
41st Series of "The Cry of The Burning Book"
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It has become a tradition to say, 'Rest in Peace, ' when someone dies, as if he never lived in peace on earth. Yes, the truth is nobody is at peace today. Perhaps we never tried and learned to say 'Live in Peace, ' as if humanity is born for hatred, conflict, and bloodshed. But is there peace after death? The Quran says, "Nay, you wake after you die for the life of eternity, which is more horrible or more pleasurable." Unfortunately, there is no death, and there is no return to rectify our misdeeds after death. The Quran guides to the art of living. This book is a small part of one complete an...
It has become a tradition to say, 'Rest in Peace, ' when someone dies, as if he never lived in peace on earth. Yes, the truth is nobody is at peace today. Perhaps we never tried and learned to say 'Live in Peace, ' as if humanity is born for hatred, conflict, and bloodshed. But is there peace after death? The Quran says, "Nay, you wake after you die for the life of eternity, which is more horrible or more pleasurable." Unfortunately, there is no death, and there is no return to rectify our misdeeds after death. The Quran guides to the art of living. This book is a small part of one complete analysis of the Quran under the name of "The Cry of the Burning Book," which is going to be published shortly. There is nothing religious or against any religion or politicians, or any political comments or directions to either religion or politicians. It's just a collection of dehumanisation episodes one after another that have been manifested today suddenly, and I have tried to pacify my confused and restless heart through this evaluation of the verses of the Qur'an and information related to recent political developments, which have erased humanity and human rights from the globe. Surprisingly, I found that humans have evolved and adapted themselves to live with their divided loyalties and wait for death so that someone could wish RIP. Rest in Peace, now.
