Desire For The Aakhirat 20

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Rewards in the Realm of Barzakh, Quran Memorization, and the Importance of an Islamic Will

Martyrs (Shuhada) and righteous souls experience extraordinary blessings, gardens, and comfort in the realm of Barzakh.
Anyone who passes away while actively attempting to memorize the Quran will be taught by an angel in the grave and resurrected as a Hafiz on the Day of Judgment.
Souls of believers in Barzakh meet, visit, and converse with one another, provided they died with Iman and fulfilled obligations such as making a will.
Writing an Islamic will (Wasiyah) according to Shariah prevents hardship and punishment in the grave.
Bequests (Wasiyah) up to one-third of an estate can be designated for charitable causes, teachers, or non-inheriting individuals such as adopted children.

Surah Ali 'Imran (3:169): "Bal ahya'un 'inda Rabbihim yurza'un" (They are alive with their Lord, receiving provision).
Hadith narrated by Sayyidina Abu Sa'id al-Khudri (Radiyallahu 'Anhu) regarding the angel teaching the Quran in the grave to one who died while memorizing it.
Hadith narrated by Sayyidina Qays bin Qubaisa (Radiyallahu 'Anhu) regarding those who pass away without leaving a proper will.

Begin memorizing the Quran incrementally at any age, even at a pace of one verse per day or week.
Ensure both men and women draft a simple written will stipulating that their estate be administered strictly according to Islamic law.
Record and regularly update missed worship obligations in your written will, such as Qaza Salah, unpaid Zakat, and fast fidya.