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The excerpt represents the core issue or deciding factor on which you must meditate, and is drawn from The Koran: Faces on that day shall be bright, gazing on their Lord!
And faces on that day shall be dismal!
Thou wilt think that a back-breaking calamity has happened to them!
Nay, but when the [soul] comes up into the throat, and it is said,
'Who will charm it back?' and he will think that it is his parting
[hour]. And leg shall be pressed on leg; unto thy Lord on that day
shall the driving be.
For he did not believe and did not pray; but he said it was a lie,
and turned his back! Then he went to his people haughtily- woe to
thee, and woe to thee! again woe to thee, and woe to thee!
Does man think that he shall be left to himself?
 The Koran |