Why should we die?

Imagine that Pharaoh is still alive, God did not drown him, he crossed to the other side, even if he was defeated.

Imagine that Stalin, Mussolini, Hitler, Ho Chi Minh, and Pol Pot are still alive.

Imagine that Che Guevara, Omar Mukhtar, William Wallace, and Gandhi are still alive.

So are the apostles and prophets, relatives and friends, enemies and loved ones.
I later realized that believing in an idea or belief is perhaps the most difficult and most dangerous decision that a person can make in his life. I mean believing in any belief or any idea. When you do, you live according to what you believe in, eat, drink, work, marry, and raise your children on it if they choose the same belief. All in all, you will bear the responsibility for your belief positively and negatively. It is a very difficult bet.

The strange thing is that we seek to understand the mystery of death and what happens after it, and we have not yet understood the mystery of life and what happens in it.

Certainly, it is not reasonable in this universe, tight in its creation, complex in its composition, and harmonious in its parts, that man - this great being - was created in vain.

There is a general secret for us humans who were sent by God to earth, a common secret that we must understand.

And there is a secret specific to each of us, which each one must realize separately before he dies, even before he loses his ability to move and work with it.

A secret that belongs to you: O Layla, Huda, Hassan, Ismail, whatever you are, whatever your abilities and strengths, whatever your position in society, whatever your job, whatever your position.

There is no organ, system, or cell in the human body that does not have a role, so do you expect that God - the Almighty - created you all in vain, with no role for you, and no importance for you?