Despite the common misunderstanding that the deceased will be revived sometime after death, the Koran defines 'death' as an experiment that is to be tasted by all humans.
"Every soul will TASTE death."
Death is kind of a transformation. The moment that a brain stops for any given reason, the bio-electrical energy that is distributed between cells of the whole body through the neural system, is detached from the physical body starting to be removed from the foot fingers upwards... The same moment, the person's spiritual body disconnects and is freed from the physical body...
From then onward, consciousness lives on with a spirit body. Death does not cause any pause in consciousness. Most of the times even, the person is not aware that he has actually tasted death. While he perceives all sides consciously, all of a sudden he starts panicking because of peoples' weeping and wailing for him, and he feels extremely worried. He observes people attending around his corpse's bathing and the funeral prayer. And he gets into the greatest panic when his body is laid down in a grave, because he is still there in a conscious and alive state, unfortunately he has to be buried in a grave with his body.
Awaits for each and every one of us such an experience.
"Every soul will TASTE death."
Death is kind of a transformation. The moment that a brain stops for any given reason, the bio-electrical energy that is distributed between cells of the whole body through the neural system, is detached from the physical body starting to be removed from the foot fingers upwards... The same moment, the person's spiritual body disconnects and is freed from the physical body...
From then onward, consciousness lives on with a spirit body. Death does not cause any pause in consciousness. Most of the times even, the person is not aware that he has actually tasted death. While he perceives all sides consciously, all of a sudden he starts panicking because of peoples' weeping and wailing for him, and he feels extremely worried. He observes people attending around his corpse's bathing and the funeral prayer. And he gets into the greatest panic when his body is laid down in a grave, because he is still there in a conscious and alive state, unfortunately he has to be buried in a grave with his body.
Awaits for each and every one of us such an experience.
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