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How grief over passing on of a loved one hurts and what can be done to relieve and learn to live with the grief. It is a human condition.

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In Islam, belief in the hereafter is one of the central beliefs to accept knowing that placing full trust in our Creator is necessary to live a meaningful and responsible life and be prepared for a content heart and soul and good ending in the hereafter.

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How grief over passing on of a loved one hurts and what can be done to relieve and learn to live with the grief. It is a human condition.

It needs humanness to be appreciated in all its vulnerabilities and shades of light.

In Islam, belief in the hereafter is one of the central beliefs to accept knowing that placing full trust in our Creator is necessary to live a meaningful and responsible life and be prepared for a content heart and soul and good ending in the hereafter.

Our sole Creator's light is all so powerful and illuminating forever over all things in the earths and the skies. The life cycle is evidenced in the orbiting of the planets, changes in seasons, temperatures, births and deaths and rebirths of plants, animals and humans. The bounties and blessings provided by our Creator are endless. This worldly life is short. The life to come in eternity is ever-lasting. Seeking answers to why suddenly we lose our loved ones is normal but never gains closure because the unseen is only with the Almighty Creator of us all.
Accepting this fact is a testament of our pure surrender and submission to Almighty for making us learn what we must and endure with help from Creator's grace that what we so deeply mourn and grieve - physical absence of our loved ones who are called back home to heavens by our Creator. And soon, we will all be called back home to return to our Creator in the times decreed in the book of life. Praise be to our Creator.

Grief evokes all the negative emotions that a human being can ever feel. Anger, sorrow, sadness, fears, uncertainty over one's future and frustration from not being able to be with one's loved one while one remains alive.

In most faiths, the belief is that we reunite with our loved ones in ...

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