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dr. Richard Lee, MARS・73 minutes read

Islam predicts the return to its former glory as a sign of the apocalypse, cautioning against spreading misinformation. The concept of the end times, prophets, and signs like the appearance of Dajal are discussed in relation to preparing for the inevitable end of the world.

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  • Islam predicts a return to its former glory as a sign of the end of the world, emphasizing caution in spreading information about the apocalypse to avoid misinformation and challenges to faith.
  • The concept of the apocalypse in Islam is intertwined with Prophet Isa's descent and the opening of the Al Aqsa Mosque, with various interpretations of the end of the world and the significance of Yaumil kiamah.
  • The belief in prophets, the signs of the apocalypse, and the necessity of discerning truth from misinformation are crucial aspects of understanding religious teachings, prophecies, and preparing for the end times.

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  • What is the significance of the apocalypse in Islam?

    The apocalypse holds a crucial role in Islamic beliefs, symbolizing the end of the world and the ultimate judgment of humanity. It is a time when all individuals will be held accountable for their actions, determining their eternal fate. In Islam, the apocalypse is associated with various signs and events, including the descent of Prophet Isa (Jesus) to confront the Dajal, the appearance of antichrists, and the prevalence of peace before a cold wind blows. Belief in the apocalypse is fundamental in Islam, emphasizing the importance of preparing for the end times and recognizing the signs that indicate its nearing.

  • How does Islam view the concept of death?

    Death is a significant aspect in Islam, as it is considered inevitable and a natural part of life. The Quran and Hadiths emphasize the transient nature of human existence and the certainty of death for all individuals. In Islam, death is seen as a transition to the afterlife, where individuals will be judged based on their deeds and faith. While discussions about death may be uncomfortable for some, Islam encourages contemplation on mortality to remind believers of the temporary nature of worldly life and the importance of preparing for the hereafter.

  • What role does Prophet Isa (Jesus) play in Islamic beliefs?

    Prophet Isa (Jesus) holds a prominent position in Islamic teachings, with prophecies stating that he will return before the end of the world. In Islam, Prophet Isa is prophesied to confront and defeat the Dajal, a significant figure of deception and misinformation, bringing about a period of peace. His role in combating falsehood and establishing truth aligns with Islamic beliefs in the ultimate triumph of righteousness over evil. The return of Prophet Isa signifies a crucial event in Islamic eschatology, leading to the final judgment and the culmination of human history.

  • How does Islam perceive the signs of the apocalypse?

    Islam views the signs of the apocalypse as indicators of the nearing end of the world and the ultimate judgment of humanity. These signs include various events and occurrences, such as the appearance of antichrists, the descent of Prophet Isa to confront the Dajal, and the prevalence of peace before a cold wind blows. Believers are encouraged to recognize these signs and prepare for the end times by strengthening their faith, performing good deeds, and seeking forgiveness. Understanding and interpreting the signs of the apocalypse are essential aspects of Islamic eschatology, guiding believers in their spiritual journey towards the hereafter.

  • How does Islam approach the concept of predestination?

    Islam acknowledges the concept of predestination as part of divine will and decree. Believers understand that God's knowledge encompasses all things past, present, and future, including the destiny of individuals. While predestination is a fundamental aspect of Islamic belief, it does not negate the concept of free will. Muslims are encouraged to strive for righteousness, make choices based on moral values, and seek God's guidance in their actions. The balance between predestination and free will in Islam highlights the importance of personal responsibility and accountability in shaping one's destiny and spiritual journey.

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Summary

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Islamic Views on Apocalypse and Death

  • Islam will return to its former glory as a sign of the end of the world.
  • Caution is advised in spreading information about the signs of the apocalypse.
  • The purpose of religion is to consider the possibility of the apocalypse not existing.
  • Life is compared to a game in Islam, with serious aspects.
  • People avoid discussing death to escape a painful reality.
  • Prophet Isa's descent is linked to the opening of the Al Aqsa Mosque.
  • The apocalypse is a topic of interest, with past predictions like 2012 being debunked.
  • Belief in Yaumil kiamah is a fundamental aspect of Islam.
  • Death is inevitable, as stated in the Quran and Hadiths.
  • The end of the world is seen as the extinction of human life, with various interpretations and beliefs surrounding it.

12:07

Cultural Depictions of Jesus and Apocalypse Prophecies

  • Different cultures depict figures like Jesus differently based on their own perspectives and experiences.
  • Jesus, historically from the Judean region, may not have been white, contrary to common depictions.
  • The concept of the apocalypse is described in the Qur'an as a significant event beyond human imagination.
  • The Qur'an uses relatable imagery like mountains and boiling seas to describe the magnitude of apocalyptic events.
  • The speed of Earth's movement and potential collisions are discussed in relation to the apocalypse.
  • Supernovas, when stars lose fusion reactions, can lead to the creation of black holes, signifying the end of celestial bodies.
  • The end of the sun's shining could result in Earth freezing and all life ceasing to exist.
  • Signs of the apocalypse are present in various religions, such as the appearance of antichrists and Dajal.
  • The Dajal is described as a significant figure in the apocalypse, bringing misinformation and challenging faith.
  • Prophet Isa (Jesus) is prophesied to play a role in confronting and defeating the Dajal before the end of the world.

23:29

Signs of the End Times: Prophets and Faith

  • After Dajal dies, peace will prevail, and people will enjoy it for a while.
  • A cold wind will blow, causing those with faith to perish while non-believers survive.
  • The end of the world won't occur for those who recognize the signs of the apocalypse.
  • A person asked Prophet Muhammad about the end times, emphasizing the importance of goodness.
  • Prophets are appointed by God, not self-proclaimed, and are given signs to prove their status.
  • Signs of the end times include barren lands turning green, symbolizing prosperity.
  • Muslims are considered the people of the end times, signaling the nearing of the apocalypse.
  • The distance between the current time and the apocalypse is perceived as minimal.
  • The uncertainty of when the end will come prompts contemplation on personal significance and optimism.
  • The belief in prophets and their divine appointments is crucial in understanding religious teachings and prophecies.

34:56

"Exploring Predestination and God's Will"

  • Discussion on the concept of the apocalypse and the belief that it never existed, questioning the existence of alternate servers or the multiverse.
  • Comparison made between talking to Iron Man and the concept of Iron Man not knowing certain things.
  • Delving into the idea of predestination and the Prophet Muhammad being the last prophet, with the impossibility of God changing His mind.
  • Exploring the concept of destiny and predestination, using the film "Minority Report" as an illustration of predicting and preventing crimes.
  • The discussion on the limitations of God changing His mind and the philosophical question of God's omnipotence.
  • Emphasizing the human concept of predestination and the inability of God to change His mind.
  • The importance of understanding God's will and the limitations of human comprehension in relation to God's decisions.
  • The potential scenario of a messenger from God appearing in modern times and the skepticism surrounding belief in such a figure.
  • Drawing parallels between the concept of Dajal and the importance of discerning truth from misinformation, using the Quran as a guide.
  • Speculation on the potential impact of Dajal's arrival, focusing on the idea of food scarcity leading to conflict and the portrayal of Dajal as a figure of deception and manipulation.

47:11

"Prophets, Illusions, and Divine Signs"

  • The Prophet wanted his parents to be brought back to life to prove the existence of a higher power.
  • The concept of God is discussed in relation to technological advancements like VR and AI.
  • VR technology is compared to illusions and the potential for creating lasting memories.
  • The Prophet Muhammad's experiences are debated as illusions or real occurrences.
  • Misinformation is highlighted as a significant cause of societal problems.
  • Differentiating between prophets and individuals with mental illnesses is emphasized.
  • Prophets are expected to provide arguments or signs to validate their messages.
  • The importance of critical thinking in discerning truth from falsehood is stressed.
  • The necessity of confirming divine messages through signs or tests is discussed.
  • The challenge of convincing others of one's beliefs, especially in the context of prophethood, is explored.

59:23

"Unveiling Istanbul's Ancient Mystery and Apocalyptic Signs"

  • Istanbul has something older than the city itself, requiring verification.
  • The speaker claims to know more about Istanbul than anyone in Indonesia.
  • Faith is described as believing when evidence and arguments are at 100%.
  • The speaker discusses the belief in the Dajal and the absence of prophets after Muhammad.
  • The concept of Yaumilqiamah in Islam is simplified as the end of the world.
  • The importance of preparing for the apocalypse is emphasized.
  • The speaker questions the certainty of the apocalypse and the existence of humans forever.
  • The discussion shifts to the concept of Sugra, a small apocalypse, and its signs.
  • Science is defined as capturing natural patterns, with examples like predicting weather.
  • Signs of the small apocalypse, like building tall buildings and diseases, are explained scientifically.

01:11:06

Understanding God through Science and Preparation

  • Science can explain natural patterns, including the possibility of God being viewed as AI enhancing AI since the 2000s.
  • The importance of using science to understand God is highlighted, with a reference to the film "Interstellar" for further exploration.
  • Overthinking and insecurity are linked to discussing topics beyond one's control, like the end of the world, which is advised against.
  • Preparation for the end of the world is emphasized, with a focus on not worrying about matters beyond one's control, such as the direction of the sun rising.
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