Hell Fire Its Torments and Denizens By Ali Hasan Abdul Hameed

ISBN: 9789960850542
Author: Ali Hasan Abdul Hameed
Binding: Softcover
Pages: 71
Size: 5.8 x 8.3 inches
Publication Year: 2005
Description
About This Book:
Ali Hasan Abdul Hameed digs into the profound and depressing issue of the afterlife in "Hell Fire: Its Torments and Denizens," focusing primarily on the concept of Hell in Islamic eschatology. This painstakingly researched and thought-provoking book provides readers with an incisive analysis of Hell's torments and the inhabitants who may find themselves there, drawing on Islamic scriptures and teachings to elucidate this crucial part of Islamic theology.
The Quranic Views on Hell:
Ali Hasan Abdul Hameed digs into Quranic verses that clearly describe Hell, giving readers a thorough grasp of its origin, purpose, and the warnings provided in Islamic scriptures about the consequences of deeds in this life.
Torments and Punishments:
The author delves into the different torments and punishments outlined in Islamic tradition. "Hell Fire" shows the severity of the punishments for those who wander from the holy path, from the scorching fires to the excruciating experiences.
Moral and Spiritual Reflection:
This book encourages readers to think deeply about moral and spiritual issues. Ali Hasan Abdul Hameed encourages individuals to contemplate the ethical elements of their decisions and to strive for righteousness in order to avoid the torments of Hell by presenting the consequences of deeds in the afterlife.
Compassion and Divine Mercy:
In addition to discussing the horrific repercussions of Hell, the book focuses on the concept of divine mercy. Ali Hasan Abdul Hameed emphasizes Allah's mercy and opportunities for repentance, providing hope and guidance to those seeking salvation.
Practical Spiritual Guidance:
Beyond theological investigation, the book offers practical spiritual guidance. Readers are urged to consider their beliefs and actions, developing a dedication to personal development and a greater relationship with the divine.