Aquib Afsar

It's been four months since I published a blog on Sushant Singh’s suicide , then two months ago I posted about my personal experience when I went to the funeral of my neighbor, who died in a blast . I was going through social media today morning when I’ve seen the news that Asif Basra(a well-known Bollywood actor) died by suicide . It was today when I heard about it. Last night after finishing dinner with my parents, before going to bed I was watching YouTube, It was a VLOG on the Jannatul-Mala , it is a famous graveyard in Saudi Arabia where the greatest personalities of Islamic history was buried.  I was thinking that even they have died at a certain time. Nothing can stop death, it catches every single soul. This fear of death again hit me. It is the second or third time when I’m facing this adversity, thinking about death. The first time it really hit me hard but after I started researching these questions, I’m way better now.     I’m also a part of this strange event

Most of the questions that I had in my mind(which I mentioned in my previous blog )  were related to the Afterlife, Soul, GOD's existence etc. If you'll ask somebody, show me GOD , can he/she show you? No. Now, I want to clarify something which you and I already agree and everyone should agree. It is that - we cannot see these(Afterlife, Soul, GOD) with our eyes directly. But just because we cannot see them, does that mean they don't exist? What do you think? Let's analyze this claim - Is seeing something the only way to believe in it (that it exists)? Or can we also believe in something without seeing it? For this question, I would say that.. Only seeing is not believing. We, all of us believe in things which we haven't seen. We also believe in something through LOGICAL REASONING and TESTIMONY , instead of Seeing. For example... Our Ancestors : We believe that our ancestors, our Grandparent' grandparents, and their Grandparents; all of them existed in the pas

    I just came back from a funeral. Yesterday, a neighbor of mine died because of a BOMB BLAST . He was a very good young man. I saw him just a couple of days ago, he was walking on the streets at night with his friends . When I heard the news of the bomb blast yesterday I could not believe that he was present there at the time of the bomb blast. I thought many questions Why did he go there and specifically why only on that day he visited the place where this accident happened? The answers to these questions are available( click here to read the news) but no one can surely answer, Was it planned(by someone)? or Was it a coincidence ! Whatever it was. My point is not to discuss that, What I want to share with you is something different, which most of the people don't really want to bother about. When I went for the funeral, inside the Graveyard there was a very huge crowd. I personally did not attended any funeral in which there was such a thick crowd. It was very strange t

ONLY I'M RIGHT?   Nowadays, many people are hating their brothers(in faith) just because their LOVE is more than someone else's LOVE. Don't get me wrong, I'm only talking about the love between two brothers (in faith)   I find it very strange when someone mocks his brother(in faith) in the name of religion, in the name of RIGHT and WRONG. The Religion which they should use to get closer to their fellow human beings and love them, sometimes they use the religion to hate someone. It's a very foolish action. Religion (Islam) teaches us to show humanity to each and every human being. Then how come we hate to our own brothers?     And hold firmly to the rope of Allah all together and do not become divided. (Quran - 3:103)   Both the group(who are fighting) claims that ONLY they're right. It's not correct. No doubt that both can be right, I'm sharing an example from the past, from the time of the Prophet (P.B.U.H).   After the Battle of Ahz

  Sharing Islam with PK A Final Word 15) 1:39:14 PK says, "Body pe thappa hai?" (Is there any mark(of religion) present in your body?) See ans. 8 16) 1:45:27 A muslim women says, " Fatwa nikal gaya ke ladkiyan school jayengi to goli maar denge, itna chota nahi ho sakta humara khuda! " In this scene, a Muslim woman, a teacher, says about a fatwa that if girls will go to school they will kill them then she says that, "Is God so small he will deny knowledge to our children?", First of all, you should understand that the woman at first was talking about the fatwa, which is not from Islamic scripture, from Quran and Hadith. Fatwa is a nonbinding  legal opinion  on a point of  Islamic law  ( sharia ) given by a qualified jurist in response to a question posed by a private individual, judge or government. A fatwa is not what God said in the glorious Quran or what the Prophet of Islam said in hadith. In Islam there is no objection for girls to go to school but y

  Sharing Islam with PK As a viewer of the movie PK, PK was like us Human Beings. The only difference between PK and us is PK chose his arriving and leaving on Earth but we don't choose our birth and death. We don't choose when we will born and die but PK had control over his coming to Earth.  There are many similarities between PK and us. We are also like PK when we try to understand the Creator(God) and his Creation Plan. As PK was seeking God we also seek God in life.  In this blog, I'm going to mention some of PK's quotes from the movie and will try to address it from my Perspective. NOTE:  I'm not an expert of all the major religions of this World but whatever I know, I'll try to share with you. And without any doubt I can make mistakes making this BLOG, so correct me if I'm wrong. 1) 22:40   PK says, "Pata nahi kaun se kona me jaa kar baith gaye hain Bhagwaan" - H ere pk is looking for a physical God physical in shape but God is not in a phy