Al-Anbya 103: The greatest horror will not worry them. Angels will greet them (saying): “This is your (joyful) day that has been promised to you.”
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The greatest horror will not worry them. Angels will greet them (saying): “This is your (joyful) day that has been promised to you.”
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The greatest terror means the moment of death. There is no horror more terrible than the moment of death. There is also the moment in hell when the decision is made that these people will enter hell. But the first of these two decisions, the moment of death, is meant.
People who have surrendered to Allah (swt) with their piety and worship, and who are the people of piety, are given good news at the moment of death. The angels say, "This is your happy day that Allah has promised you. The angel of death, Azrael alayhis salaam, also appears to them in a beautiful form and the terrible moment of death is made easier for them. Since one wants to get there as soon as possible in order to enjoy the pleasure of that happy day, the moment and pain of death, which is a horrible situation, is eliminated.
The death of these people and their departure from the world, leaving behind their children and well-wishers, does not worry them. Because they have passed their test and have received the good news that they are in the mercy of Allah. With their migration from the mortal realm to the eternal realm, they joyfully surrender their lives in the realm of the hereafter, which is their true homeland, in the pleasure and excitement of the moment of attaining the eternal blessings promised by Allah, and they migrate to the hereafter.
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Surah Al-Anbiya, verse 103: Even the greatest terror will not grieve them. The angels will meet them like this: This is your happy day that you were promised.
Yes, each of us is a guest in this world. We must reckon well where we are going. The greatest terror means a person's moment of death. There is no terror more terrible than the moment of death. And also the moment in Hell when the decision is given that these people will enter Hell. But of these two, the first, the moment of death, is what is meant. Pious people who have submitted to Allah Almighty through obedience and worship, at the moment of death, are given good news. And the angels say: This is your happy day that Allah Almighty promised you. The angel of death, Azrael (peace be upon him), also appears to them in a beautiful form, and that terrible moment, the moment of death, is made easy for them.
Because the person wants to get there as soon as possible to taste the joy of that happy day, that terrible state, the moment of death, and its pain disappear. My Lord permitted it. I have seen Azrael (peace be upon him) too. One day in my dream I am in Medina al-Munawwara. Inside, someone is giving a sermon. Who would this be? The Prophet, in Medina al-Munawwara. In the Rawdah al-Mutahhara. At that moment people start fleeing in terror.
Some, though. Not all of them. Some are fleeing.
And I, at that place's something like an exit door, take it as something like an exit door, I am sitting at that spot, but I can't see the one giving the sermon, I can't see the one giving the (?). When the people flee, some flee, they look at his height. I looked too: quite tall, like this, a round beard, cheeks bright red. Azrael (peace be upon him) came toward me. And I said, Allah's decree must be about to come to pass. I said: Eşhedü en lâ ilâhe illallah ve eşhedü enne Muhammeden abdühû ve resûlühû. I felt as if I was passing out, I mean into a darkness. At that moment I woke up. Yes. So I saw him too, Azrael (peace be upon him).
I also saw Gabriel (peace be upon him). Well, my Lord granted it. I have seen many things. These writings are all written with our feelings anyway.
Yes, pious people who have submitted to Allah Almighty through obedience and worship are given good news at the moment of death. The angels say: This is your happy day that Allah Almighty promised you. The angel of death, Azrael (peace be upon him), also appears to them in a beautiful form, and that terrible moment, the moment of death, is made easy for them. For the person, the moment of death, a hopeful state, and its pain disappear. We are telling what we have lived and seen anyway. For these people, parting from the world through death, leaving children and family behind, does not grieve them. Because, having passed their test, the good news that they attained Allah's mercy they have received. With their migration from the transient world to the eternal one, to their true homeland, the hereafter, in the joy of the moment of reaching the endless blessings Allah promised and in its excitement, they (?) surrender their souls and migrate to the hereafter.