Maut Ke Baad Ki Zindagi Aur Ghaib Ke Umoor – Roman Urdu | Ibn Taymiyyah

About Maut Ke Baad Ki Zindagi Aur Ghaib Ke Umoor (Roman Urdu)

Maut Ke Baad Ki Zindagi Aur Ghaib Ke Umoor is a Roman Urdu book on life after death and matters of the unseen, attributed to Shaykh al-Islam Ibn Taymiyyah. The title means “Life after death and the matters of the unseen”. Belief in the unseen (al-ghayb) and in the hereafter is a pillar of Islamic faith, and many readers look for a book in simple Urdu that speaks about it with reverence.

A Roman Urdu edition writes Urdu in the English alphabet, which makes the book open to readers who speak Urdu but find the Urdu script difficult.

About Ibn Taymiyyah

Ibn Taymiyyah was born on 22 January 1263 in Harran and died on 26 September 1328 in Damascus, in the Citadel prison, at the age of 65. He was imprisoned several times for his views. Among his best-known works are al-‘Aqida al-Wasitiyya, al-‘Aqida al-Hamawiyya, Minhaj as-Sunna and the large collection of his rulings, Majmu’ al-Fatawa. He wrote on belief, law and many questions of his age.

The subject of the book

The unseen includes what Allah has told us about the angels, the grave, the Day of Judgement, Paradise and the Fire. Muslims believe in these because the Qur’an and the authentic words of the Prophet ﷺ speak of them. Books on this subject are meant to increase a believer’s awareness of the hereafter and to encourage good deeds, repentance and humility.

Why remember death

The Prophet ﷺ encouraged remembering the destroyer of pleasures, which is death. Reflecting on the hereafter softens the heart, reduces pride and reminds us that worldly things are temporary. A believer who thinks about the end is likely to be more careful about prayer, honesty and kindness to others.

Who should read it

This book suits readers who want to strengthen their faith in the hereafter, students of ‘aqidah, and families who read religious books together. It is a subject to approach with calm and sincerity rather than curiosity alone.

Reading with care

Matters of the unseen can only be known through revelation. Readers should take their understanding from the Qur’an and the authentic Sunnah, and should ask a trusted scholar about points that seem unclear. It is better not to speculate where the texts are silent.

Using the book in a study circle

This subject is well suited to a weekly circle in the home or the mosque. Read a short portion aloud, pause for reflection, and let those present ask questions. Encourage one another to pray for forgiveness and to prepare for the meeting with Allah with good deeds. Quiet reflection often does more good than long debate.

Questions readers often bring to this subject

Readers of a book on life after death often ask how a believer can prepare for the grave, why the Qur’an speaks so often of the Day of Judgement, and how the remembrance of death should shape daily conduct. Such questions are best answered from the Qur’an and the Sunnah with the help of a scholar. A book on the subject can open the conversation and send the reader back to the primary texts, which is where the answers are found. Read with a humble heart and ask Allah for a good ending.

Edition details

This is a Roman Urdu book. The publisher, translator and page count are printed on the title page of the copy, and if you would like to know them before ordering, message us on WhatsApp at 9906523492 and we will tell you. Same-day dispatch from Srinagar.

Frequently asked questions

Is this in Urdu script? No, it is in Roman Urdu.

What does the title mean? It means life after death and matters of the unseen.

Who is the author? The book is attributed to Shaykh al-Islam Ibn Taymiyyah.

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