Heavenly Jewels

are in hell, death will be brought in the form of a ram on a bridge between heaven and hell. All the dwellers of heaven and hell will be summoned. The people from paradise will fear that they are to be removed from paradise and the people from hell will think that they have received refuge from hell. They will be asked if they recognised the ram and all will say that it is death. The ram will be slaughtered and it will be said, 'Death is no more. 0 people from paradise remain in paradise forever and 0 people from hell remain in Hell forever. The people from paradise will be ecstatic with happiness and the people from helis will be sad forever. "We pray that Allah (The Exalted) pardons us , .ldfavours us with His Mercy in this world and in the hereafter" Chapter Eight: Books of Allah (The Exalted) Allah (The Exalted) revealed to his Messengers his statement and message. Tauret was revealed to Nabi Moosa, Zuboor was revealed to Nabi Da'ood, Injeel was revealed to Nabi Eisa and many other books were revealed to many other Prophets. The followers of these Prophets altered these books, added or extracted statements and therefore changed the orders of Allah. Then Allah (The Exalted) revealed to our Master, Muhammad (may Allah bless him and grant him peace) the Qur'aan. The Qur'aan is such a unique book that no one can make another like it, whether the whole world tried together to make one, they couldn't. The Qur'aan is complete with all the knowledge and every aspect is enlightened. It is the same now, fourteen hundred years later as it was when it was revealed, and will always remain the same. If the whole world wished, even then there would not be a slightest letter difference to it. Those who say that someone has altered or increased or decreased it or the true Qur'aan is kept by the Imam of the unseen, then they are a Kafir. This is the true Qur'aan. It is necessary for all to bring faith on this Qur'aan. There will now, not come a new Prophet nor a new book, those who believe against this are not Muslims. 94