Readers,
I have heard of so many deaths in the last few days ranging from babies to elderly men who have arguably had "a good innings".
The reality is though that death is never greeted with anything but shock and disappointment from friends and family.
We live in a world where death is guaranteed and yet we wilfully neglect to acknowledge that each day we wake up in the morning may well be our last.
How would you classify a successful day?
Does it include telling your loved ones that you love them?
Does it include savouring the taste of the food you eat?
Does it include reading something to enhance your education and spiritual growth?
Who do you want to be when you die?
The question worth asking every night is "am I closer or further away from the person I wish to be on my last day on Earth?"T
How often do we engage in contemplating about our own death and in effect the quality of our own lives?
I would like to end this post with a quote from the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him and his family)
"The most intelligent person is the one who remembers death often".
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