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bound to end one day. So it is unthinkable that such a wide and huge universe
should be for anything, which is to perish while human life is, from it's
beginning to end, full of different kinds of difficulties, troubles, pains and
sorrows.
As the poet Aasoodeh has said:
I have seen in this world only one person called 'happy' (Aasoodeh). But
then, it was only his penname.
Another poet says:
You will not find any man in this world who has no worries. If he has no
worry then he is not the son of Adam.
Every Gulp after Thousands of Stings
The fact is that, if man is to perish after his death and if his life is
limited only to this world of matter which is made up of various kinds of
sorrows, physical and spiritual and mental troubles, sufferings, mischiefs,
fornications, usurpations, illness of children, death of progeny, separation
from friends then this life is totally senseless and void of wisdom. This is
against the divine attribute like the Just, the Kind, the Most Merciful, the
Most Wise etc. In that case the creation of human beings in the world would be
like an example in which, suppose, a generous man invites guests in a house
which has all kinds of harmful animals like tigers, leopards, wolves snakes,
scorpions and wasps. And when the guest arrives he may be served with eatables
in that very horrible house, but any morsel taken by him is accompanied by the
stings of several troublesome and poisonous insects. Not only this, there also
may be some attackers with swords in their hands ready to attack that guest even
before he completes his feast (and thereafter nothing at all)! Just say, is
there any use of such a feast? Is it not a futile endeavour?
For the Sake of a Joy which will be Without Sorrow or Pain
What can be surmised from the above discussion is that, for man, another life
or world will surely arrive in which all of his pleasures and joys will be
available. It is absolutely essential that he (a good
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