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He favored Prophet Muhammad over all other prophets and made him the master of mankind, and
declared incomplete any profession of faith which attests to Oneness, which is " There is no god
except Allah, " unless it is followed by the witness to the Messenger, which is your saying,
"Muhammad
is the Messenger of Allah." He obligated all nations to believe in everything he informed of the
affairs of
here and the Hereafter.
Allah will not accept the belief of any one (worshipper) until he believes in that which the Prophet
informed of the affairs that occur after death, the first of which is the question of the angels
Munkar and
Nakeer. These are two awesome and terrifying beings who will make the deceased sit up in the grave,
both soul and body; they will ask him about the Oneness of Allah and about the Message, asking, "Who
is your Lord, and what is your Religion, and who is your prophet?" They are also known as the two
examiners of the grave and their questions are considered as the first trial after death.
Again, one should believe in the punishment of the grave, and that it is real and that His Ruling
is just
declared incomplete any profession of faith which attests to Oneness, which is " There is no god
except Allah, " unless it is followed by the witness to the Messenger, which is your saying,
"Muhammad
is the Messenger of Allah." He obligated all nations to believe in everything he informed of the
affairs of
here and the Hereafter.
Allah will not accept the belief of any one (worshipper) until he believes in that which the Prophet
informed of the affairs that occur after death, the first of which is the question of the angels
Munkar and
Nakeer. These are two awesome and terrifying beings who will make the deceased sit up in the grave,
both soul and body; they will ask him about the Oneness of Allah and about the Message, asking, "Who
is your Lord, and what is your Religion, and who is your prophet?" They are also known as the two
examiners of the grave and their questions are considered as the first trial after death.
Again, one should believe in the punishment of the grave, and that it is real and that His Ruling
is just