Volume VII
Akhirah: The Unseen and the Hereafter
Learn what Islamic sources say about angels, jinn, death and the Hereafter. Introductory guides explain the terms before moving to more detailed questions about Barzakh, judgement, Jannah and Jahannam. Each lesson distinguishes a reported description from interpretation or speculation. Follow the beginner path, or choose a subject and use its references and related lessons to explore further. Akhirah is the Arabic word for the Hereafter. These guides set out what the sources say about it, and about the unseen.
The way throughLearn the basic terms, then explore specific source-linked questions.
Start with Jannah 15 guides ready to read, 4 on the way
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Jinn and angels
2 lessons2
Death, the grave and Barzakh
6 lessons- What happens after death in Islam?Ready to read
- The moment of death in IslamWhat the sources sayComing soon
- The questioning in the graveMunkar, Nakir and the three questionsComing soon
- Blessings and punishment of the graveWhat the Quran and hadith establishComing soon
- BarzakhWhat Muslims believeReady to read
- Can the dead hear the living? What the sources sayComing soon
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Judgement
4 lessons4
Jannah
5 lessons5
Jahannam
1 lesson6
Source questions
1 lessonThe other volumes
Every guide in this volume 17
- Angels in Islam
- Barzakh
- Dajjal: What the Narrations Say
- Dua for the evil eye: beliefs and source context
- Family in Jannah: questions and sources
- How to get over fear of death in Islam
- Islamic dream interpretation: sources and limits
- Jahannam
- Jannah
- Jannatul Firdaus
- Jinn
- Levels of Jannah: what the sources report
- Life after death in Islam
- Major Signs of the Day of Judgement: Sources
- The Day of Judgement
- The gates of Jannah: references and meanings
- Yajuj and Majuj