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"If death weren't beautiful, would the Prophet (PBUH) have died?" — This rhetorical question, often echoed in spiritual wisdom , challenges us to see death as a shared path with the most beloved of creation.

In Islamic philosophy, death is frequently described as Wisal —the union of the soul with its Creator. If the Creator is the source of all beauty, then the journey back to Him must possess a unique, spiritual beauty. OК»lim Asli GoК»zaldir @Abror Muxtor Aliy

For many, the mention of death brings a shadow of fear. But what if we looked at it through a different lens? As often notes in his lectures and poems , death is not an end, but a "beautiful" gateway. 1. The Meeting with the Beloved "If death weren't beautiful, would the Prophet (PBUH)

Recognizing the beauty of death changes how we live. If we view death as a beautiful arrival, we are encouraged to spend our time "planting seeds" of good deeds so that we may "bloom" in the afterlife. For many, the mention of death brings a shadow of fear