The Shortness of Life Quiz

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The Prophet states that the life of this world is infinitely greater than the Hereafter.

False (B)

According to the Quran, the worldly life is compared to which natural phenomenon?

  • A tree in spring
  • A river flowing
  • A rain (correct)
  • A stable mountain

What does Allah provide for believers in the Hereafter according to Quran 57:20?

Forgiveness and His pleasure

The worldly life is described as a material of __________.

<p>delusion</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the descriptions to the appropriate concepts:

<p>Worldly life = A play and amusement The Hereafter for disbelievers = Severe punishment The Prophet's comparison = Water on a finger Believers' outcome = Forgiveness and pleasure of Allah</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the growth of the rain symbolize in relation to worldly life?

<p>Temporary attraction (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Study Notes

Shortness of Life

  • The worldly life is depicted as a transient play, amusement, and superficial beauty.
  • Life involves competition over wealth and offspring, emphasizing materialism.
  • Life likened to rain: initially attractive, but ultimately withers and fades away like straw.
  • Acknowledges two possible outcomes after death: severe punishment for disbelievers or forgiveness and pleasure from Allah for believers and the righteous.
  • Worldly existence is described as a deceptive illusion, distracting from the eternal afterlife.

Comparison of Worlds

  • The Prophet Muhammad compares the life of this world to dipping a finger in the ocean, highlighting the immense difference between worldly life and the Hereafter.
  • This metaphor illustrates the insignificance of worldly experiences compared to eternal realities.

Life Stages

  • Surah Hadid (Chapter 57) provides insight into different stages of life, embodying a reflective understanding of existence.
  • Emphasis on the importance of recognizing the transient nature of life to cultivate better moral character (Akhlaq) and choices in life.

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