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    The doctor friend of the author was kind and helped the poor, needy, and sick. Though the author advised him to pray regularly, he made excuses. When his father died, the author again advised him of his religious duties. The friend said he would become pious like his grandfather and father in old age. However, he suddenly died of a heart attack in his sleep without warning. Every soul will taste death, and one will only be rewarded on judgment day. One should work to avoid hell and enter paradise, as this life is brief.

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    The doctor friend of the author was kind and helped the poor, needy, and sick. Though the author advised him to pray regularly, he made excuses. When his father died, the author again advised him of his religious duties. The friend said he would become pious like his grandfather and father in old age. However, he suddenly died of a heart attack in his sleep without warning. Every soul will taste death, and one will only be rewarded on judgment day. One should work to avoid hell and enter paradise, as this life is brief.

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    Tomorrow Never Comes

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    The doctor friend of the author was kind and helped the poor, needy, and sick. Though the author advised him to pray regularly, he made excuses. When his father died, the author again advised him of his religious duties. The friend said he would become pious like his grandfather and father in old age. However, he suddenly died of a heart attack in his sleep without warning. Every soul will taste death, and one will only be rewarded on judgment day. One should work to avoid hell and enter paradise, as this life is brief.

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    Tomorrow Never Comes

    MUHAMMAD AWAIS TAHIR

    Muhammad.Awais.Tahir@gmail.com
    In the name of Allah the beneficent, the Merciful

    Tomorrow Never Comes!


    He was so fatherly and kind, just like my own father. The poor, the needy and the sick praised him for his placid
    personality. We used to have religious discussions often and I advised him to start offering his Salah, but he had a
    naive and lame excuse always. When his father died, I took the opportunity to advise him concerning the obligations
    he owes to Allah (Huquq ullah). The words he uttered at that time are still ringing in my ears, “My grand father
    became very pious in the last days of his life and so did my father and I am sure the same would become of me”.
    By the will of Allah Almighty that wasn’t the case to be, he died a sudden death, a heart attack. He died of a heart
    attack few days back. That night he went to bed like his usual routine, not realizing that he was not to witness the
    sunrise the coming day. He was a doctor himself, he had seen many patients on deathbed himself, but was he
    equipped for his absolute journey?

    Every soul shall taste of death, and you shall only be paid fully your reward on the resurrection day; then whoever
    is removed far away from the fire and is made to enter the garden he indeed has attained the object; and the life
    of this world is nothing but a provision of vanities.
    [SURAH ALE IMRAN 3:185]

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