The life of hereafter

The life of hereafter ٧- وَأَنَّ السَّاعَةَ آتِيَةٌ لَا رَيْبَ فِيهَا وَأَنَّ اللَّـهَ يَبْعَثُ مَنْ فِي الْقُبُورِ ◯ And verily the Hour will come : There can be no doubt About it, or about (the fact) That God will raise up All who are in the graves. (Al Quran: Sūra 22: Hajj, or The Pilgrimage, Ayat: 7, Verses 78 — Madani; Revealed at Madina — Sections 10,https://quranyusufali.com/22/) “Everything in the human body will be worn out. But the last bone of the hip (Coccyx) is not destroyed. People will be aligned with its. Then Allah will make it rain. As a result man will grow like a plant”. (Bukhari, Muslim-Riyadus Salehin, Hadith No. 1836, Vol. 4) On the authority of Hazrat Abu Hurairah Radiyallahu Anhu, the Holy Prophet, may Allah bless him and grant him peace; said, Adam have a super atomic particle in his body that will never merge with the soil. (The question was asked) O Allah's Messenger! what is it? He said: This is usus. (Bukhari, Al Nasa'i, Abu Dawud, Ibn Majah, Musnad and Mu'atta (1) Epidermis (external covering of embryo): Composed of central muscles and skin. (2) Gabanagarbhavatsa (interimplantation): Digestive system, skeletal muscle, circulatory system, heart, kidney, reproductive and urinary system (except bladder), hypodermic cells, nasal system, spleen and urinary glands are formed at this stage. (3) Peritoneum (skin): The boundary of the digestive system, respiratory system, organs related to the digestive system (except liver and pancreas), bladder, nervous system etc. are formed at this stage. Then the primary qualities/relationships and connections are the base of the triangular area at the end of the spine to form the pupa. Embryonic structures are a testament to the fact that all human cells in amphibians carry stem cells. It should be noted that the experiment shows that after 2 weeks of fertilization of the sperm with the ovum, a hard bone called ossus is born. After the 3rd week, a bone is formed from this bone, which later forms the spinal bone and gradually becomes a full-fledged human body-remains on the 15th day, on the surface of the embryo, its primary quality or dharma is observed, a specific region called primary attachment. The embryonic cells and organs from which the primary qualities and connections are formed are as follows: (1) Ectoderm (outer covering of the embryo): composed of central muscles and skin. (2) Mesoderm (mid-embryonic): Digestive system, skeletal muscle, circulatory system, heart, kidney, reproductive and urinary system (except bladder), subcutaneous tissue, nasal system, bladder and urinary gland are formed at this stage. (3) (3) Endoderm: The border of the digestive system, respiratory system, organs related to the digestive system (except liver and pancreas), bladder, nervous system etc. are formed at this stage. Then the primary qualities/relationships and connections are the base of the triangular area at the end of the spine to form the pupa. Embryonic structures are a testament to the fact that all human cells in amphibians carry stem cells. After the embryo is formed from the primary qualities and junctions, they finally express the spinal cord and acquire their characteristics. Thus, triangular contains the original cells and which the Prophet sallallaahu alayhi wa sallam described from Usus to Qiyaamat. The resurrection of mankind bears the proof. It is possible to re-create the human race from the Coccyx which possesses the primary qualities/characteristics. So the Coccyx cannot decay. It should be noted that Dr. Osman Al Jilani and Sheikh Abd-Al Majid Azandani conducted research on Coccyx in the month of Ramadan in 1423 sitting in the house of Sheikh Sahib. 1 out of 2 of 5 Coccyx burn with gas on a stone for 10 minutes to get just like red hot iron and then turn black when cooled. Those coals were taken in sterilized boxes to Sana's most famous Laboratory-Al Olaki Laboratory- professors of Histology I Pathology Sana University. He analyzed the fossils and found that the cancer cells were not greatly affected by the fire i.e. only the stem cells were burnt but the cartilage (muscle or hard bone) remained alive. (Subhanal-ahi wabihamdihi Subhanal-ahil A'zeem). Theosophy is a branch of philosophy, philosophy concerned with theology. Theosophy teaches that all human beings and organisms, including animals and all things, flow from a pure spiritual formation and subsequently return to the Supreme Being at the end of the cosmic life cycle. According to the emancipationist cosmology of Russian philosopher and akalist Helena Ratvetsky, divinity in the beginning, the first single indivisible being, arose from the Divine Unity of the beginning of the cosmic cycle and would ultimately return to its source. Helena Ravetsky wrote in her 1889 book, Yab Kabu Hd Yabdrangadhu: We live upon a universal invisible principle—the root of all, from which all grows forward, and into which it will ultimately return at the end of the great cycle of beings. (Source: Great Ideas: Innovation, Nayadigant, Dhaka). In scientific language, its name is Ridhub Ntdhahangrarah. Incidentally, it should be noted that a kind of distortion has been created in the idea that all creation belongs to Allah (God's), resulting in the creation of pluralism from monotheism. The doctrines of the Theosophical philosophy discussed are essentially derived from pluralistic tendencies. Innalillahi wa inna ilahi rajiun means: Allah has created us (calling the angels to express his desire to create human beings and ask their opinion, creating bodies from clay and breathing souls into them - these things are completely separate creations from Allah Almighty).