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    amuslim
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    Peace

    What would you do? I know that some people would do crazy things that they had never done before, some to the extreme. In the religious scope, people would probably sell off all their homes to get in a good light with God and go to the church/mosque and pray till they die. What would you do different?

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      unknownuser
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      Would spend that day with my Family.

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        zenje
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        Is it everybody's last day, or just just me? -\

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          Keeley
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          Take the day to write down all the good things of my life....then the bad things that I learned from....then the bad things I should have learned from...and close it with a "Thanks God. Was a good a run. Love, Keeley"

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            afridi220
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            Peace

            What would you do? I know that some people would do crazy things that they had never done before, some to the extreme. In the religious scope, people would probably sell off all their homes to get in a good light with God and go to the church/mosque and pray till they die. What would you do different?

            Peace

            why i shpuld tell you my secret angel

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              amuslim
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              Peace

              why i shpuld tell you my secret angel

              Just asking. I wouldnt do anything different but Ive heard people doing extreme things like selling off their property to get in the goods with God.

              Peace

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                afridi220
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                Peace

                Just asking. I wouldnt do anything different but Ive heard people doing extreme things like selling off their property to get in the goods with God.

                Peace

                Why selling off their property why not giving to his or her next of kin hail

                peace

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                  ILisa
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                  Greetings,

                  It was actually this exact thought that prompted me to make my stand to my husband and stop wearing a headscarf....I thought, what would happen if I were to die and had to face God with the knowledge that I had been doing that which I didn't truly believe in, in an act of acquiescence to another human being? I felt that it was a form of shirk and I didn't want to face God in that inauthentic state of being. I had been lying to my husband and my community by my actions and thus fearing man/men more than I feared God (who I feel doesn't care whether or not my hair is covered).

                  (BTW, I feel much better now, and would now likely spend my last day hanging out with loved ones at home.)
                  sun

                  peace

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                    afridi220
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                    Greetings,

                    It was actually this exact thought that prompted me to make my stand to my husband and stop wearing a headscarf....I thought, what would happen if I were to die and had to face God with the knowledge that I had been doing that which I didn't truly believe in, in an act of acquiescence to another human being? I felt that it was a form of shirk and I didn't want to face God in that inauthentic state of being. I had been lying to my husband and my community by my actions and thus fearing man/men more than I feared God (who I feel doesn't care whether or not my hair is covered).

                    (BTW, I feel much better now, and would now likely spend my last day hanging out with loved ones at home.)
                    sun

                    peace

                    ;Dyes this way you can sve some money also ;D no offence

                    peace peace peace

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                      amuslim
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                      Peace Ilisa, Afridi, all

                      Greetings,

                      It was actually this exact thought that prompted me to make my stand to my husband and stop wearing a headscarf....I thought, what would happen if I were to die and had to face God with the knowledge that I had been doing that which I didn't truly believe in, in an act of acquiescence to another human being? I felt that it was a form of shirk and I didn't want to face God in that inauthentic state of being. I had been lying to my husband and my community by my actions and thus fearing man/men more than I feared God (who I feel doesn't care whether or not my hair is covered).

                      (BTW, I feel much better now, and would now likely spend my last day hanging out with loved ones at home.)
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                      peace

                      That sounds like a good call sister. Fear no one but God. What did your husband have to say about that? What of your community and parents?

                      Why selling off their property why not giving to his or her next of kin hail

                      peace

                      Act of charity.

                      Peace

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                        ILisa
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                        That sounds like a good call sister. Fear no one but God. What did your husband have to say about that? What of your community and parents?

                        He wasn't happy. But when I put it that way, what could he say? He relented and has learned to live with it. My community is mixed, I've seen all sorts of reactions. Mainly that non-muslims are more friendly and open to me, while the 'muslims' don't talk to me at all -- both those who don't know me and the ones that do!!

                        My parents are non-'muslim' -- so they were quite pleased! LOL

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                          Jafar
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                          Walkdown through my memory lane, and see if there's any persons who I've done wrong to and seek forgiveness from them.

                          Salam

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                            Samia
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                            Depends on whether its is my last day alone or everyone else's too. If it is my own last day, I will pay off my debts if I have any. If it is everybody's last day, I won't bother paying back anything...what are they going to do with it?

                            Apart from that I will go on with my "life" as usual.

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                              Ghulam_Rasool
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                              The truth of the matter is that we should live as though every day is going to be our last, that means being a good Muslim and following the teachings of the Quran. If you do this, you will not panic when the REAL Last Day comes, but you will be highly anticipating your eternal reward.

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                                amuslim
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                                Peace

                                The truth of the matter is that we should live as though every day is going to be our last, that means being a good Muslim and following the teachings of the Quran. If you do this, you will not panic when the REAL Last Day comes, but you will be highly anticipating your eternal reward.

                                I agree with your statement, thats how I look at the last day.

                                Peace

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                                  AlFajr
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                                  The truth of the matter is that we should live as though every day is going to be our last, that means being a good Muslim and following the teachings of the Quran. If you do this, you will not panic when the REAL Last Day comes, but you will be highly anticipating your eternal reward.

                                  Agreed.

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